Hot Springs Village, AR News

• Hot Springs Village, AR News
• Zahnd leads Lish in JP's race
• Hickox leads by 8 votes for nomination
• Jeffress, Cotton lead in Fourth District race
• Seniors Benefit offers insurance
• Villager hopes a door will open for weight loss
• Coronado Center Library to start book club June 1
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• All three DeSoto Pools to open daily starting May 30
• Wine and Roses event enjoyed by many
• Friday, May 25
• Tuesday, May 29
• Monday, May 28
• Sunday, May 27
• Saturday, May 19
• Thursday, May 24
• Wednesday, May 23
• Anglin wins month’s award
• Keystone opens new office
• Village Pines Garden Club’s annual mums sales enables beautification
• Women’s Club to host Garvan Gardens’ Byers on June 6
• Women hold style show
• Village police detective to appear on TV crime show
• Artist paints ‘Hibiscus Dreams’
• Audubon Society names nature camp scholarship winners
• Picnics & Parties
• Free business workshop aimed at owners of small-businesses
• Village centenarian celebrates birthday
• Photo
• Dry needling, stretching reduce pain
• Villager receives ASU’s ‘outstanding senior’ award
• Overton and Tidwell to wed
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Women of Joy remember ‘A League of Their Own’
• The Paper pulpit
• Technology Sunday at COH
• Christian youth choir in concert
• Spiritual Searching
• BRBC to hold upcoming VBS on Promise Island
• Freiheit commissioned as Stephen Minister leader
• VBC gets ready for VBS
• A Joyful noise
• Gold City at Oaklawn Church of God
• Caregiver group forming at COH
• Sewing for Tanzania orphans
• Annual card party was sold out
• Balboa Baptist welcomes new members
• Practical faith
• LGBT civil rights addressed at UUVC
• Village Walk for Cancer Research to honor four
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Witness opens 32nd season
• HSCB honors veterans with music
• Brush Strokes annual Woodland Juried Competition
• Shearer and Fitch to exhibit
• Crystal Chimes Chorus seeks new director
• Best Beatles tribute set to rock Hot Springs Village
• Get your ‘jazz on’ every 4th Friday
• Carme and Paul at the Woodlands
• You’re never too old to go fishing
• Golf gab
• Car and entertainment center are prizes in drawing
• Anglers to hold fishing equipment sale on June 1
• HSV American Legion baseball opens today
• Boat and trailer decals are required
• Junior Golf begins in June
• DWGA 18-Hole holds Member/Guest day
• Senior Ladies tennis players headed to state tournament
• Magellan Course closing for greens renovation
• WGA 18-Hole ladies relax after day one
• Know the rules before boating
• Bryant Knights fall to Fort Smith in President’s Cup
• Brett Haley selected for Olympic Development Camp
• Fountain Lake honors athletes
• Library starts club
• Class collects boxtops, helps playground
• Police report
• Police warn of increase in scams
• Balboa Club top priority for food services
• John Foster Sr.
• Hal Dersch
• Bob Feddersen
• Gene Turner
• Ernest Marotte
• Tom Pierce
• Abbie Engel
• Speaker to give tips for planning travel
• Let’s all of us step back and take a deep breath ...
• Political Cartoon
• ACC approves four new home permits
• Hidden taxes raise retail prices
• Louisiana picnic a success!
• Animal Control vs. Animal Shelter
• Hot Springs Village: Not perfect, but almost heaven
• Does this big yellow sign on DeSoto adhere to ACC policy?
• Discussing personnel issues in public opens employer to litigation
• Jessieville students use apps in the classroom
• VFW Post 10483 and Ladies Auxiliary install new officers
• DeSoto Boulevard signage, paving, crack sealing discussed by public works
• Honor the memory on Monday
• POA responds to animal allegations
• Board studies security, finances, land use
• Villager celebrates ‘100’
• Kiwanis to hear about Girl Scouts’ centennial tomorrow
• Helping generate success
• The VETERANS’ VAULT
• GOP filing ends Monday
• Kiwanis honor FL elementary students
• Kindergarten, first grade
• Treat bears, other wild animals with caution; don’t feed
• Picnics & Parties
• Tuesday, May 22
• Monday, May 21
• Sunday, May 20
• Saturday, May 19
• Friday, May 18
• Thursday, May 17
• Wednesday, May 16
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• FL Terrific Kids
• Akansa Chapter DAR awards student essays
• Mercy plans to ‘hoop’ for health
• Photo
• Masons reward readers; 4 receive bicycles
• ‘Forest Trail’ wins honor
• Students earn FBLA honors
• Ready to build home
• ‘Crossing Life’s Barriers’ at Morning Connection today
• Vietnam Veterans memorial to visit Spa City May 23-29
• B&G Club holds registration for summer program
• with spiritArts spirit explodes Arts Alive
• Women’s Bible study at VBC
• New members join CLC
• Practical faith
• Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem at Presbyterian Kirk
• Nona Minyard to speak when Aglow meets
• Christ of the Hills commissions Seven Stephen Ministers
• ‘Leaving the Enchanted Forest’ is topic at UUVC
• Musical presented at Coronado Baptist Church
• Kirk missions include Teen Challenge
• Spiritual Searching with
• A-tisket a-tasket Kirk members got a basket
• Sacred Heart Helping Hands Ministry says thank you
• A Joyful noise
• BRBC to host award-winning recording artist/composer
• The Paper pulpit
• COH care zones fellowship together
• NEWcomers complete 12-week study
• Mountainside UMW support missions for women and children
• Hemund leaves Mountainside after a season of growth for the church
• Music Festival welcomes veterans for D-Day concert
• HSFE announces Julian Herring Youth Scholarship winners
• Flag Day activities at Sacred Heart
• New Five Star theatre opens in Hot Springs
• First ever Hats in Hot Springs festival
• Shakespeare comes to Pocket Theatre
• Crystal Chimes installs board members
• 70-plus basketball team forming
• Razorback Club hosts Jim McKinnon Memorial Golf Tourney
• Rountree earns tennis scholarship
• WGA Social League plays for the fun of it
• Visually impaired go lawn bowling
• Villager anglers host Little Rock AFB personnel
• Golf gab
• Diamante Couples enjoy Spring Fling
• Putt Putt works for FL Boosters
• Jessieville announces athletic awards
• Reflections of mighty chief
• Quapaw Area Council now serves Village
• Celebrating Cinco de Mayo
• Franklin joins Summit Bank as wealth adviser
• O’Bryan Family Floors joins chamber
• Couple asks ACC for help
• Cortez to close for POA auction Saturday
• Hal Dersh
• Jody Drewry
• Police report
• Most Villagers would lose with ‘Fair Tax’
• Retired IRS agent gives more views
• Website debunks Fair Tax arguments
• Living on Planet Scott Randall
• From the ridiculous to the sublime
• Showing property owner’s ID card saves cost of buying sticker
• CASA children need volunteers; each advocate makes difference
• Lady, bring ‘em back within two weeks and walk free
• Dog park and common sense
• Dog park would offer place to socialize, excerise pet safely
• Political Cartoon
• Board hears other concerns from Villagers at meeting
• Template created for FEMA to pay
• Concert segment to honor women
• Christopherson celebrates 90th birthday with family, friends
• Common property committee reviews permits
• Coronado Library adds books, DVDs, audio
• Early voting through Monday; 3 primary elections Tuesday
• Townhouse questions remain for vehicles, garbage, pool
• VFW sets ‘Buddy Poppy’ Day
• Capella/Mercy website provides updates on proposed merger
• Golf-department employees dismissed on radio show
• Lake patrol, Pineda speed limit discussed
• Meditation bench placed at war memorial
• Village Writers host L’Audible Art at Ouachita Building Monday
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Candidates to speak to women
• At Philmont Scout Ranch, Villager helps Scouts be ‘tobacco-free’
• Evening Lions’s 33rd-annual Hamburger Day Saturday
• New Lion sponsors wife as member
• ‘Red Tail Village’ in Iraq no vacation for soldiers, Smith says
• P.E.O. Singers ready for ‘Swing Into Spring’
• Helping fund scholarships
• Men’s Chorus prepares for concert
• Three receive annual Village Women’s Club college scholarships
• It’s ‘Hands-on’ at May 16 Luncheon Connection
• Villagers visit the National WW II Museum
• ‘Just Do One Thing’ is topic at UUVC
• Theology On Tap
• VBS at Mountainside UMC
• The Paper pulpit
• VUMC holds church-wide fair
• Movie ‘Glory’ to be shown at the Kirk
• IncrediWorld Amazement Park takes place in June at Village Bible Church
• A Joyful noise
• Eckankar begins four-week spiritual discussion sessions
• Red Cross holds blood drive at Village United Methodist Church
• UUVC celebrates Earth Day
• Fusion Youth leads service
• Practical faith
• BBC to hold Island Adventure VBS
• Passover seder
• COH UMC helps fulfill a vision
• Spiritual Searching
• VUMC plans Vacation Bible School
• Kiwanians treat Mt. Pine Head Start children to outing
• Daryl Henry wins last game, claims title by one point
• Lady Lions second at state track – Oates and Reliford win gold
• FCA banquet inspires leaders
• Razorback leads American League
• FCA held annual tournament at Magellan
• Anglers compete on Coronado
• Jessieville bows out of region tournament
• Village Green Bowls Club completes spring league
• Game and Fish biologist is guest of Anglers
• Magellan to renovate greens
• Village to host Pickleball tourney
• Tyler and Combs make top scores on ACT
• Anglers’ Club welcomes military personnel
• Golf Committee to change meeting day
• Bass anglers battle on Balboa
• Jessieville students bring home the gold — and some silver and bronze
• WGA Social League is headed to Glenwood
• Golf gab
• Diamante Dolly changed her shirt
• Langston lands lunker largemouth
• Junior golfer earns scholarship
• Memorial tree planted by science club
• B&G Club receives grant for repairs
• MOAA recognizes Navy JROTC cadets
• Kirk Memorial Garden honored
• Garden railroaders prep for May 19 tours
• August Campagna
• Max White
• Richard Robbins
• Martha Fast
• Berl Potts
• Dick Horvatich
• Arthur Easton
• Police report
• Many become Fair Tax supporters upon learning facts
• Fair Tax would reward hard work; states could collect tax for feds
• Long-time property owner gives thanks to several POA staffers
• Polo shirts don’t glow in dark
• Law enforcement uniforms garner more respect at gates
• Here we go again
• Used items can help Garland County Humane Society
• Public relations officers seemed happier in old uniforms
• Let Village police do their jobs
• Political Cartoon
• Plan to sell St. Joseph’s sad for area
• “Having lived here for 14 years I can say I’ve enjoyed serving Hot Springs Village as much as I did in my 34 years of Army service.”
• Cancer Walk enjoys successful expo
• Arwood to enter U. S. Army Quartermaster Hall of Fame
• Newcomers from 10 states choose Village
• Mercy Hospital earns quality award
• Memorial Day ceremony to take place at CedarVale
• No conspiracy with POA board’s posted board video
• Villagers demand action from POA board
• Sewer, water lines are run to Mt. Carmel
• Mt. Carmel Community breaks ground
• Martha Paisley Fast
• Blair to present program, workshop
• Picnics & Parties
• Tuesday, May 8
• Monday, May 7
• Sunday, May 6
• Saturday, May 5
• Friday, May 4
• Thursday, May 3
• Wednesday, May 2
• Village Pines Champagne brunch a success
• DeSoto fashion show will be May 9
• Massage therapist to speak at Luncheon Connection
• Shoreliners enjoy Blessing of the Fleet
• Republican women open luncheon meeting to guests
• Bowers endows UAMS dental scholarship
• Annual book sale Friday
• Cyclists gather for blessing, food, fellowship
• Drivers urged to use caution near mowers
• Kiwanians treat children to special outing
• Eckankar holds four-week spiritual discussion sessions
• Balboa Baptist’s Fusion Youth to hold car wash
• United Methodist Women to hold huge sale Saturday
• The Paper pulpit
• Practical faith
• Operation Overboard VBS at Holy Trinity Church
• Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church makes plans for 2012 Treasure Sale
• Conference on Aging spotlights diabetes
• Rev. Echelberger to address UMW at VUMC
• Kirk PW officers named
• Coronado Baptist presents
• Good Sam residents enjoy Bingo
• Spiritual Searching
• Trunk sale at VUMC
• Women invited to attend May Friendship Day celebration
• COH UMC commissions nine Stephen Ministers
• A Joyful noise
• Concert at Woodlands Presbyterian to benefit Teen Challenge
• Head Start centers celebrate Children’s Week
• Free diabetes classes available in Village
• Saline Co. Library celebrates Children’s Book Week
• Coach visits Crystal Chimes
• HS/HSV Symphony Guild presents Arkansas Youth Orchestras in concert
• Village artists featured at Artists’ Workshop Gallery
• Gallery 726 features Hot Springs Village visual artist, Russellville potter in May
• Artistic Divas display artwork at Garvan Gardens
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Sign up for Republican Golf Tourney fundraiser
• Junior Golfers earn scholarships
• Roger Hinz takes lead in HORSE
• Scuttlebutt HSV Golf
• Freedom Scramble draws 250 to Diamante
• Local softball squads fall short in district
• WGA Social League to play at Glenwood Country Club
• Jessieville moves on to Region-2 baseball tournament
• Golf gab
• DWGA 9-Hole league announces winners of annual Male Caddie Day
• Burr on All-Star basketball squad
• Eddie Lamb adds athletic director duties at Jessieville
• Congratulations are in order
• Cup Championship underway – Harper takes commanding lead
• Police report
• Classics cruise to DeGray Lake
• Winifred Potts
• Judith Silverman
• Theresa Poulos
• Sue Kott
• Robert Case
• Harrison Abbott
• Enjoying Jarandilla’s scenic lookout
• Ready to serve
• Fun on the lake
• Fielder to return for raw-food lecture
• Silver-award Realtors
• Card gates need better security
• YELL-OW!
• Fritz did great job managing Magellan Golf Course
• Diamante, volunteers excelled at Wounded Warriors tournament
• Public relations officers’ new look gives impression of no authority
• Sacred Heart volunteers clean up debris from April 2011 tornado
• Cartoon
• Remember the dozens who died serving country in April
• ‘Fair Tax’ argument has as many holes in it as Swiss Cheese
• Protect the gates!
• Work to delay traffic
• Corrected voter cards being sent; Early voting possible for all Villagers
• Committee elects officers, celebrates scavenger hunt
• Hundreds attend annual business expo
• Two Villagers injured, one airlifted, after wreck
• Casting their lines
• Mercy announces intent to negotiate sale
• Theresa E. Poulos
• Judith Silverman
• Friends of Coronado Library accepting books for May 5 sale
• Business Expo Friday at Coronado Center
• Celebrating ‘70’
• Hospital now offers acute senior care unit
• Veterans’ Vault
• Picnics & Parties
• Tuesday, May 1
• Monday, April 30
• Sunday, April 29
• Saturday, April 21
• Friday, April 27
• Thursday, April 26
• Wednesday, April 25
• Master Gardeners to sell plants Saturday
• Optimists updated on Sept. 29 Walk for Cancer Research
• Photo
• Riding the pachyderm
• ‘Puttin’ on the Dog ... And the Cat’
• Gala deemed success
• Village imaging center offers convenience
• Grief Recovery – the next step
• Immigration is topic of six-week series at UUVC
• Lenten study group completes discussion on The Faith Club
• Rhodes College professor to lecture at the Kirk
• Practical faith
• SH Men’s Club hears from spiritual director
• Free family fishing derby
• UMW to hold annual garage and bake sale
• BRBC Women Who Care learn about a unique church
• The Paper pulpit
• Learn how God speaks to you through past lives, dreams, and soul travel
• Arts are alive at CLC
• Sternberg to address Aglow
• Come to The Crossing
• Economic Justice in NW Arkansas is topic at UUVC
• Spiritual Searching
• VCOC celebrates National Day of Prayer
• A Joyful noise
• Walk the labyrinth on National Day of Prayer at COH
• UAMS Dr. Sarah Harrington to speak at Christ of the Hills
• Villager publishes children’s book with a message
• Precious moments
• Music Festival and YAC team up for special concert
• Stardust hosting in newly decorated Arlington ballroom
• Flutes to swing for concert
• Concert will benefit Teen Challenge
• Get ready to dance with the Beboppers
• Cedar Mountain Singers are ready for concert
• Mountain Valley Water Company features two Village artists in May
• Lawn Bowlers have a day of fun
• Magellan Course closing for greens renovation
• Golf course range balls
• Village golfers invited to Republican tournament
• NPCC plans annual golf Scramble
• Herron to receive $1,000 scholarship
• Hinz and McAnarney narrow Henry’s lead
• Kral wins in bowling tourney, headed to Indianapolis in July
• Lady Lions win two
• Chambers missile lifts Jessieville
• WGA 18-Hole plans mixer/picnic
• MGA 9-Hole donates to Junior Golf
• Fountain Lake wins weight lift title
• Lady Cobras edge Glen Rose
• Cobras beat BHG, secure fourth seed
• Golf gab
• Volunteers recognized at Fountain Lake
• Village detective announces candidacy for GC sheriff
• Two Villagers vie for quorum court seat
• Harriet Ann Van Ornum
• Barbara Wayne
• Beth Gann
• Prissy Record
• Ronnie Merriott
• Billy Cochran
• Village marketing visits VCC, building
• Fashion show planned for May 9
• Callers claim arrest warrant issued, seek personal info
• Hot Springs Village Police recovers property
• Lish announces drug take back operation Saturday
• Police report
• Readers’ Forum
• Cartoon
• Coronado patio great asset for Village
• State park plans summer activities
• Coronado Library adds fiction, non-ficture and more
• Village Board of Realtors honor top sellers
• Correction
• Board, Randall recognize committee volunteers at annual program
• Senior resource guide now available
• Jessieville swamps competition in District Track meet
• Paving, memorial, inspections, intersection on agenda
• ACC approves one new-home, various permits
• Changing of the guard: POA board
• Teen Challenge Game Day benefit: ‘Not Quite May Day’
• SCAT volunteers, vans, empower ‘Cookie Lady’
• They answered the call
• Tuesday, April 24
• Monday, April 23
• Sunday, April 15
• Saturday, April 21
• Friday, April 20
• Thursday, April 19
• Wednesday, April 18
• Altrusa Club honors 4.0 students at mansion
• Tillery to host British car meet
• Visit photos through April 30
• Picnics & Parties
• Chapeaux Rouge members learn more about Abilities Unlimited
• Johnson wins community service award
• Chorus to entertain NARFE
• Surplus auction set for May 19
• Children visit Garvan Woodland Gardens
• Village UMC ladies of Charity Circle make birthing kits to send to Louisiana
• Garland County gospel singing convention
• COH UMC members volunteer at UMCOR
• Holy Trinity Church begins a new tradition
• CLC names MOM
• Spiritual Searching
• Nielsens join the Kirk
• VBC ladies hold newcomer coffee
• VUMC holds fundraiser to help send kids to camp
• First Pentecostal Church of God plans fundraiser
• Greenhorn’s labor of love
• UUVC observes Earth Day
• VUMC grows by 10
• A Joyful noise
• Arts Alive and bridge too at Christ Lutheran Church
• Karen Fisher leaves with grateful heart
• Annual plant and craft sale in Mount Ida
• Swing for the Animals flute concert
• Heartsong entertained
• Precious moments
• May at The Fine Arts Center
• Teen Challenge spotlighted in May 6 concert
• Crystal Chimes’ fundraiser creates scholarships
• Harmony of Homes Tour is in the works
• Jessieville Junior High Chorale opens for Cedar Mountain Singer concert
• Glen Rose embarrasses Cobras last week at Boys and Girls Club
• Lion rally falls short versus Glen Rose
• Jessieville 7th-grade girls are district champs
• Daryl Henry keeps lead in HORSE
• FL Boosters announce PuttPutt tournament
• Village golfers invited to Republican tournament
• Officers elected at April golf committee meeting
• plays tennis Sunday Fun three provides HSVTA
• Golf gab
• Macey Burr signs with SAU basketball
• Head Start children experience ‘catch and release’
• Golf carts must follow safety rules
• Village prepares for British Car Meet, including three pub crawl events
• Scholars honored by DeSoto women
• UAMS hospice, palliative care director to speak in Village
• Students honored for grades
• Earth Day fete headed to Heifer International
• Robert Stark
• Rex Monroney
• Prissy Dean
• George Krough
• Patricia Davis
• Chief respond to brief about ‘no reports’ in April 11 edition
• Mick Robillard
• Library offers more free movies
• Works in progress
• Police report
• Jack, you’re not welcome to visit in April
• Cartoon
• Readers’ Forum
• New board will meet challenges
• Cartoon
• FL students win boy’s, girl’s oratory contests
• Photo
• Friends help Villager celebrate
• Agricultural Women offer luncheon to discuss proposed Farm Bill
• Imaging services available near Village
• Agency serves Village seniors
• Republican Women join chamber
• Two new-home permits OK’d
• Business expo set
• Casa Verde returns to its retail roots
• Enjoying the scents
• Jessieville district forms foundation
• Discussion continues on drawdowns, lake patrol
• GAC tackles sewers, roads
• Voice story brings closure to New York family member’s World War II death
• VETERANS’ VAULT
• Community calendar
• Mercy cardiologist to speak at health care conference
• Arkansas Electric Cooperative announces wind energy buy
• Gardening business featured at Morning Connection
• Luncheon speaker to present ‘Color Me Beautiful’ program
• CADC accepts Head Start applications for fall 2012
• AAUW holds New Member Coffee
• Marketing director describes Good Samaritan difference
• Kiwanis plans Bar-B-Q event
• Picnics & Parties
• FL band boosters host car, truck show Saturday at airport
• Republicans host Sponsor Day
• Lions Clubs host White Cane Day
• Kiwanis sponsors K-Kids at Jessieville Elementary
• Holy Smoke Bar-B-Que coming soon
• Three in 1 Youth on a mission in Louisiana
• Village United Methodist Church celebrates Palm Sunday
• Men’s Club serves dinner at Samaritan Ministries
• Practical faith
• Thompson honored for service at Coronado Baptist
• Easter Baskets for Harvey’s Chapel
• Spiritual Searching
• Martin Luther King Jr. commemorated at UUVC
• Arkansas PW meet at Presbyterian Kirk
• Easter cantata performed at Christ of the Hills UMC
• A Joyful noise
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club held fish bake
• The Paper pulpit
• Head Start children hunt for Easter eggs
• Precious moments
• Pocket casts Blithe Spirit
• Lydia deSambourg featured in CMS musical
• Get your tickets for ASO’s Silver Anniversary show
• HSCB to hold second scholarship program
• Kiwanians hold annual Spring Concert and Ice Cream Social
• Guides share thoughts on fishing area lakes
• Henry in lead after week four of HORSE
• Lions place third at home meet
• HSV Pickleballers win medals at Texas Senior Games
• Kick-off party held for physically challenged golfers
• Jessieville defeats Fountain Lake
• Anglers conquer Cortez bass
• Golf gab
• WGA 9-Hole new members
• Fountain Lake topples Jessieville baseball
• Jessieville girls win Lion Relays
• Symposium features blues film
• Staffeldt nears goal, thanks Villagers
• AWL to hear about prison dog program
• Malone Tax and Bookkeeping joins Chamber
• Memorial fund set up for firefighter
• Library offers electric meter device
• Frank Huneycutt
• David Frieze
• Don Jensen
• George Wiser
• St. Joseph’s honored by Komen society
• Women’s shelter gets $10,000 grant
• Fountain Lake school to hold Heifer fundraiser
• Actors sought for ‘Nobody’s Business’
• Court ruling stirs up controversy over private club law
• Rabies alert issued for Garland County
• American Termite and Pest Control joins Chamber
• NPMC accepting Junior Volunteer applications
• Beebe hopes China trade trip produces ‘immediate’ results
• Officers smoking creates bad image
• POA e-mail blasts are underused
• Blood drive a success
• What we don’t know
• Villagers warned of boat scam artist
• THA Board hears insurance report
• Off The Cuff
• No Police Report this week
• Common property panel hears complaints on trucks
• Voice announces staff changes, promotions and new positions
• Townhouse trash continues to be a problem
• Farmers Market relocates to Highway 7
• POA board talks roads, garage sales
• Exercise myths aging womn should ignore
• Professional photographer to help improve macro skills
• Democrats host commissioner, candidates
• They answered the call
• Picnics & Parties
• Tuesday, April 10
• Monday, April 9
• Sunday, April 8
• Friday, April 6
• Thursday, April 5
• Wednesday, April 4
• Saturday, April 7
• Surprising her class
• Great blue herons thrive in Village heronry
• Artist of the month
• Gift will transform image, help restore lives
• ‘Color Me Beautiful’ at Morning Connection
• Nominate now for ‘Yard of the Month’ honors
• Naturalist to speak to Akansa Saturday
• Botanist to address Village Audubon
• Valuable skillet discovered at moving sale
• ‘Theme of Life’ at UUVC
• Jehovah’s Witnesses plan commemoration events
• Sonrise service for community
• Free car wash
• Grief Share begins at VCC
• A Joyful noise
• Share Holy Thursday with VUMC
• Thompson addressed BRBC
• A dulcimer for Arts Alive at Christ Lutheran Church
• Spiritual Searching with
• Church Directory
• Barcelona Road Baptist Church features guest soloists for Easter
• Fischer concludes ‘Eyes of a Witness’ at BBC
• Faith Lutheran Ladies Guild visits Oaklawn
• Practical faith
• God’s Word abounds
• The Paper pulpit
• Easter Sunrise Service
• Holy Week services at Holy Trinity
• VUMC members helped assemble relief kits
• Girl Scouts of the USA — 100 years old
• Saline Co. Library to celebrate National Library Week
• CMS are ready for spring
• HSV Concerts Association announces 2012-13 season lineup
• Precious moments
• Saline County Library to feature works of young Arkansas artists
• Woodturner Ken Vonk featured at Gallery 726
• Oberst and Weeter display works of art
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• First Ever annual Vocal - rama
• Village golfers invited to Republican tournament
• Cobras defeat CMS in opening conference game
• Diamante WGA 18-Hole begin 2012 season
• Reyes home for the game
• Ike Harper returns to HORSE Basketball, leads in week three
• Lions fall in opening conference games
• Pickleball Open House attracts new players
• 2012 HSVTA Free 4 All
• WGA Social League has ‘family’ reunion
• Lady Duffers begin season with spring luncheon
• Village runners earn medals
• Golf gab
• Sizzling final round lifts UTEP to championship
• Good Sam Society receives 2012 11-passenger bus
• Program offers help for ALS disease
• Spring fashions at Luncheon Connection on April 18
• Village Farmer’s Market relocates to Highway 7
• Tips for long-term coverage
• Tommy Hayes
• Kenneth Flug
• Gail T. Walter
• Spring Break at the diamond mine
• April is Safe Digging Month
• Timing everything on tuition hikes
• Police report
• Funny ideas about newspapers
• George Wiser
• Voice needs to address issue
• Sacred Heart men clear land
• Village not so safe
• Golf Classic was a success
• Incumbents should take note
• Yard sale encounter
• Spring concert is huge success
• Sayles enjoys Vietnam Veterans welcome
• Vietnam veterans honored at Village parade
• Wins patriotic art contest
• Garland County Library offers free April movies
• Road inspections, paving to begin
• Jessieville man’s probation extended
• ‘Baseball trail’ follows sport’s legends in Spa
• Village teen dies in wreck
• No, POA not abandoning gates, says Kosoglow
• A general shall lead them
• Fired inspector may face felonies
• Owners send 3 new members to board
• Villager dies in wreck
• Three new POA board members elected
• Buyers Roadshow seeks valuables
• Inspector fired; faces possible 2 felony charges
• Jessieville man's probation extended 2 years
• Never buy gasoline again!
• Solar Power after Solyndra
• Casa Bella Distinctive Home Décor and Furniture
• Let More Light Shine In
• Sandy Sutton’s thoughts on creative home decorating
• Wilson Home Improvements puts the customer first with honesty
• Restoring your property after a long winter
• Establishing & maintaining proper pool water chemistry
• Five creative tips when designing an outdoor living area
• Four tips for choosing grass
• Fix common household eyesores
• Understanding the differences of concrete vs. asphalt
• Reduce air conditioning costs
• Keep these in mind while shopping for a storage shed
• Tips for choosing the right builder for your new home
• The importance of finding the right senior community
• Breshears Nursery is your choice for landscaping supplies and expert advice
• Making the case for choosing native plants for your yard
• Three opponents to a perfect lawn and their prevention
• Make the most of watering
• McGrew Service Company - Family Owned ~ Since 1988
• Delta Gammaa meets
• Red Hats tour wax museum
• Past and present presidents gather
• Jehovah’s Witnesses to have special events
• Community calendar
• Scavenger hunt for Village trails
• Birthday gifts benefit animals
• Pilot survey seeks to find actual cost of litter, waste
• U.S. freedom Liberty Day message for Jessieville sixth-graders
• Village author to address history of land
• Villager earns elite ‘CIC’ insurance honor
• Girl Scouts to honor 24-year United Way employee
• VFW Post 10483 members
• Master Gardeners serve Village area
• Rotary to hold 26th-annual flea market Saturday
• Picnics & Parties
• Woodworkers help fundraisers for animals
• Gain knowledge for tracking seaboard roots prior to 1790
• Villagers host First Step party
• Evening Lions help Fletcher regain sight
• Precious moments
• Village United Methodist Church holds last Wednesday Lenten service today
• Tenebrae service at the Kirk
• Sonrise service at Cedar Glades Park
• Spiritual Searching
• ‘The Last Sacrifice’ at BBC
• Christ of the Hills UMC celebrates Holy Week
• VUMC holds last Wednesday Lenten service today
• COH UMC holds Arts Alive
• A Joyful noise
• Holy Week worship at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Good Friday service at Balboa Baptist
• ‘Let It Rip’ at UUVC Sunday
• COJ new member Sunday
• The Paper pulpit
• VBC to hold Easter service in Woodlands Auditorium
• CLC prepares last Lenten service
• Practical faith
• Card capers
• GriefShare begins at VBC next week
• Fountain Lake student receives new heart
• Concerts Association to announce shows for 2012-13
• Ginna Wallace tonight at Central Loft Café
• Shop ‘til you drop at Charity Day Sale
• ASO creates unique program for Symphony Guild’s 25th anniversary
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Village Chorale Spring Concert
• Roadrunners headed to San Antonio for a Habitat Build
• Diamante Guys and Dolls begin new season
• Correction notice
• Village Republicans to host fundraiser
• Anglers’ Club competes on Lake Ouachita
• Fountain Lake opens conference play
• And they’re off!
• Lawn bowlers compete for Chili Bowl champion title
• Jessieville softball tops Fountain Lake
• Golf gab
• Caddo Creek Golf Club under new management
• Ball diamonds get new surface
• Burr to play on All-State team
• Jessieville gears to defend state baseball title
• Kiwanians bring the circus to town
• Free seminars offered to help diabetics
• Chamber prepares for expo
• Volunteers help maintain bluebird population by cleaning birdhouses
• Learn to self-manage chronic disease
• Museum raises funds for renovation
• Scholars invited to governor’s mansion
• Bill Cull
• Elizabeth Hundley
• Don Stiles
• Ann D. Tracy
• Fritz Mayer
• Recertification class offerred to retired officers
• Inspectors search for violations
• Police report
• Think ‘positive’ when picking up pen
• Off The Cuff
• Crawford’s tax and balance idea
• High school band was great
• HSV is a great place
• ‘Disease’ affects Village golf department
• Thanks to Glenhaven donors
• $3 million bunker
• Cartoon
• Tribute to Vietnam veterans held at Woodlands
• Rabid bats found in Village
• Friends of Village welcome Arrison
• Harris coming to Hot Springs
• Dwarf crested iris
• Lions FL Green Team plant 1,200 trees
• Jessieville EAST lab students to demonstrate technology helping improve businesses
• Crew of volunteers maintains Village’s 25 miles of trails
• Trails scavenger hunt, five-year plan reviewed
• Saluting Vietnam vets
• Chamber’s Wine and Roses tickets go on sale April 2
• DeSoto to close for parade
• Spring peak tornado season
• POA continues to gain cash, lots
• Board approves strip mall behind main Re/Max office
• Bluebirds bring vivid color back to Village
• Ann D. Tracy
• Picnics & Parties
• The VETERANS’ VAULT
• Wednesday, March 21
• State rules govern alcohol
• Tuesday, March 27
• Monday, March 26
• Sunday, March 25
• Saturday, March 24
• Friday, March 23
• Thursday, March 22
• Kiwanis plan annual spring concert, ice cream social
• Optimists’ annual soup lunch Saturday
• Villager receives national DAR award
• Mason joins Scenic 7
• Headed to state competition
• Turns ‘Sweet 16’
• AWL puts on gala for the animals
• Heifer volunteers to join in summit
• Audition Sunday, Monday for ‘The Fox on the Fairway’ play
• Summit Bank challenges others to help cancer walk
• McCrary to tell highlights of pro baseball career
• Geranium sale returns
• Leap-year baby celebrates ‘16th
• Memorial spruced up with POA mulch
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Bible study begins in April
• Martin to speak at Ladies’ Day
• Justice Sunday at UUVC
• GriefShare sessions begin in April
• Mixed quartet performs at Lenten service today
• The Paper pulpit
• Teen Challenge Ladies’ Guild hosts fundraiser
• Steward to address Aglow
• Take a walk — special series at The Crossing
• A Joyful noise
• Dannet Botkin addresses Sacred Heart Men’s Club
• COH donates to Camp Aldersgate
• Spiritual Searching
• Card capers
• Flute Ensemble to play for COH worship services
• Head Start visits McAuley Center’s ‘Wildlife Habitat’
• Breashears featured at Central Loft Café
• Village artist’s works of art on display
• Cedar Mountain Singers gain new members
• Saline Co. Library features mountain dulcimer musician
• The Corvettes are coming
• Beboppers celebrate 3rd anniversary
• ‘A Little Murder Never Hurt Anybody’ at the Pocket
• Last call to authors
• Post-season honors cap basketball season
• SH men work at keeping Highway 7 clear of litter
• Jerry McAnary has perfect day in HORSE Basketball, takes lead
• Pickleball Open House: come try it out
• Harris to host FCA golf tournament
• Men’s Golf Association enters 40th season
• Boys and Girls Club youth enjoy St. Patrick’s Day treat
• Golf gab
• Garland County Showcase draws local seniors
• Village Republicans to host golf tournament fundraiser
• Golf gab
• WGA 18-Hole begins new season
• Golf Milestones
• Anglers’ Club begins tournament season
• Softball teams make Jaxon’s wish come true
• Cajun Feast, expo March 29
• Deadline nears for Hemingway trip
• June Bugs to be featured at meeting
• Author to speak to writers
• Bates to tell about the Master’s Table
• College hosts open house
• ‘Bark For Life’ to aid cancer society
• Kiwanis sponsor drug awareness program
• Library seeks more books
• Betty Mossman
• Cheryl Aykens
• Many volunteers to work Village Pride Day April 7
• Educational software centers on Village
• Tech week instroduces students to technology
• Police report
• Off The Cuff
• Jessieville begins performing arts center project
• A plea to the board
• Start now to fix Declaration
• Voting of lots is hot issue
• Flowers are most welcome
• Thanks for the help
• Support for Dale Anderson
• POA hosts pickleball hospitality Saturday, Sunday
• Jessieville HS to change leadership
• Breakfast anyone?
• Tea Party welcomes Lt. Gov. Mark Darr
• Coronado Center Library adds new books
• Botkin evangelizes Village
• Meteorologist to address free seminar and lunch
• Lake patrol proposal, lake drawdowns discussed
• Botkin updates GAC on marketing plan
• ACC revisits garage-sale sign issue
• Finding free help for taxes
• Road closures, parking finalized for March 30 Vietnam veterans parade
• Tournament winners
• Bowler of the Year
• Lady Duffers Honor Barb Platt
• Republicans to hold May golf event
• Team bass tourney takes place on Lake Balboa
• Angler Club to host seminar
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• Golf gab
• The MGA 9-Hole season opener
• Lady Trojans squeak by for win in tournament
• Picnics & Parties
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Questers tour bath house
• Resident wins $850 Lions jackpot
• Village Walk for Cancer returns Sept. 29 at Cortez
• Johnson to speak to Morning Connection next Wednesday
• Roundtable installs new sign
• Lish seeks fourth-term as Saline JP
• FL band to hold car, truck show
• Sample runs for Saline circuit clerk
• Preparing for ‘The Fox on the Fairway’
• Kiwanis to bring circus to Village
• Democrats to hear Chilton
• Author to speak to Luncheon Connection
• Akansa bestows 4 with Good Citizenship medal
• Teacher joins former students in Rome
• ‘Wise Use of Natural Resources’ was topic at Holy Trinity forum
• CLC members ‘Pony-up’ for the church
• Spiritual Searching
• Cedar Creek holds 9th annual Biker Rally/Car Show
• ‘A Micromanaging God’ is topic at UUVC
• A Joyful noise
• Arts Alive is coming back
• Church Directory
• Lenten day of reflection
• Anderson to speak at VUMC
• Practical faith
• Fulfilling needs in the community
• Village Bible Church to host Easter Celebration Services
• The Paper pulpit
• Card capers
• ‘Sweatin’ in the Hills’ at Christ of the Hills UMC
• Villager publishes poetry
• Yes sir these are my babies
• Celebrating 70 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• D’Ambrosio to perform benefit concert
• Roitman to perform with ASO in Woodlands
• Bowfire to conclude Concerts Association’s 20th anniversary season
• CMS get ready for spring concert
• Crystal Chimes Chorus announces annual Guest Day
• Tournament winners
• Complete ‘Beatles’ experience coming to Ouachita Baptist
• Bowler of the Year
• Lady Duffers Honor Barb Platt
• Republicans to hold May golf event
• Lawn Bowlers prepare for season with clean up day; announce events and schedule for open bowling
• Piano has carried Warren far
• Angler Club to host seminar
• Team bass tourney takes place on Lake Balboa
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• Golf gab
• The MGA 9-Hole season opener
• Sewing workshop offered March 28
• Fountain Lake students make impression at tournament
• Summit Arena hosts state tournament
• Lady Trojans squeak by for win in tournament
• Timeline set for green conversion
• Heifer International to observe Earth Day April 21
• Entergy customers can get free trees
• American Legion fundraiser feeds more than 400
• Donate blood March 22
• Give blood Tuesday to Red Cross at VUMC
• Margaret ‘Kit’ Cunningham
• Dorothy D. Frentress
• Twylia L. Campagna
• Konrad Mueller
• Cajun Feast set for March 29
• Police subdue, arrest armed boyfriend
• Police report
• Off The Cuff
• Cartoon
• Thanks for the fountain
• Department keeps Village safe
• Decorum needed on links
• Call, e-mail to join Firewise list
• Smith retires from Air Force reserves
• Logging debris needs attention
• Sesquicentennial commmission awards four more history grants
• Sea of color
• Video of board meetings available on POA’s website
• Speakers discuss wise use of resources
• Project to carry Villagers’ work to Library of Congress
• Quiz Bowl team places second
• Arrison to address Friends of Hot Springs Village
• Our Promise joins chamber
• EAST projects to be displayed next two days
• Con artists prey on honest people
• Ablaze with color
• Water-plant expansion moves forward
• Randall outlines strategic plan update
• Samples runs for Saline County circuit clerk
• Fox, geese make peace at lake
• Weber served with Air Force in Korea
• Landscape enthusiast to provide planting tips
• Wins Tri-Color award
• Garvan to bring experts for gardening workshop
• Kiwanis present, sign books for Mountain Pine students
• Louisiana Picnic
• Brush Strokes Painting of the Month
• Republican women hold PAC fundraiser
• Painting donated for Habitat family
• Community calendar
• Village quilter to address guild
• Club hears about First Step’s services, growth
• Nursery, landscape leader to address Men’s Garden Club
• Lions ready for Saturday’s chili day at Coronado
• Genealogist to lead April 21 workshop
• Eubanks to run for county clerk
• Kearney to lead manuscript workshop
• Trivia Night a great success for FOCCL
• Women to hear Breshears offer landscaping tips
• Hone photographic skills through presentation
• Stewart to bring ‘Birds Along the Buffalo’ Friday
• Her Majesty the Queen – or not?
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Villager’s grandson earns Eagle Scout honor
• Lenten Taizé worship service at the Kirk
• Fusion: an activity for Christian teens
• VUMC holds 3rd Lenten service
• Alter your course
• Readers’ Theater Group performed ‘Quiltoholics’ at ECW meeting
• Potluck kicks off spring Bible study
• Quilting demonstrated at Faith Lutheran Ladies Guild meeting
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church learns about the Gideon movement
• Dino Kartsonakis in concert at VBC
• UMW of Christ of the Hills names Townsend Woman of the Year 2011
• Go your way!
• Women’s Retreat planned for September
• Dr. Brayford to address UUVC
• VBC to host GriefShare seminar
• SH Men’s Club celebrates Valentine’s Day
• FCA meets at BRBC
• A refreshing drink
• Easter Sonrise Service
• Cards news & notes
• Villager holds garage sale to benefit Glenhaven Youth Ranch
• Poet’s Loft celebrates 15 years
• HSVCF sponsors concert to benefit Boys & Girls Club
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Crystal Chimes Chorus celebrates 80th birthdays
• Jessieville hurdles West Fork 52-46
• Red Wolves defeat Atlantic Owls in Sun Belt Conference
• WGA Social League donates to Jr. Golf
• Couples Golf Group
• WGA Social League gets ready for new season
• Land a fish for cash
• First round win for Jessieville
• FL softball drops opener
• Razorback president football wannabe
• Local baseball squads open with wins
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• Spike Girls are ready for a new season of golf
• Barry takes lead after week one
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Village Republicans announce golf tourney
• Play Better Golf
• FL Miller/McAtee classroom adopts Troy State
• Green Forest ladies derail Jessieville ladies
• Filing lawsuits to cost less
• Ready to serve
• Candidate makes correction
• Accelerated readers enjoy library party
• Remembering their classmates
• Millard Wells
• Roger Pierce
• Betty Dooling
• Rodney Avenius
• Police report
• Woodlands’ staff ensure forum success
• Cartoon
• Change starts at the top
• Website monitors politicians
• Is the Village or Chicago?
• Coves need dredging
• Forum was informative
• More on fees
• Search for new fees
• Programs recognize Vietnam veteran service
• Newcomers attend reception
• POA, Realtors to host year’s first open house March 31
• Common property committee submits 2011 annual report
• Activities announced for first British Week
• Down in the mud
• Friday night fundraiser for Jessieville EAST
• TRI-the Village triathlon to aid Teen Challenge
• Some salesmen were rather optimistic
• Christmas puppies ready for adoption
• Chamber focuses on members
• Architectural Control Commission approves four new-home permits
• Jessieville man free on bond
• POA board, general manager to examine officer’s concerns
• HSVPD, open government topics at forum
• Candidates share views on issues
• Duck released on $15,000 bond
• Community calendar
• Phillips finds strength through faith
• Looking for fruit
• Wisdom
• Women Who Care hosted baby shower
• I am for you
• Define America is topic at UUVC Sunday
• SH Church celebrates Ash Wednesday
• Village Church of Christ to host National Day of Prayer breakfast
• UMW circle started at Good Sam
• Faith Lutheran to sponsor Wind Symphony and Jazz Band Concert
• Banks earns Emerald Life Master status
• Angela Anderson found new life at Potters Clay Happy Birthday, Anne
• Aluminum sculptor featured at Gallery 726
• Get your tickets
• National touring theatre company returns to Garland County Library
• Crystal Chimes to hold Guest Day in March
• Edscorn and White to wed
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Winthrop Rockefeller Institute to host first film forum
• Lady Duffers
• Village Green Lawn Bowlers get ready
• Adults learn Taekwondo
• A good day of fishin’
• Lady Cobras fall to Lady Ramblers in region tourney
• All-time points leader returns to HORSE Basketball
• Women’s Run/Walk clinic registration available online
• Pickleball Club serves up new training program
• Lions lose heartbreaker at Region 2 tourney
• Razorback Club has full house at DeSoto Club
• WGA 9-Hole League holds Newcomers Coffee
• WGA/Social League to hold annual coffee
• Golf gab
• MGA 9-Hole League welcomes new members
• Golf Milestones
• Play Better Golf
• Sunbelt setting at Fountain Lake
• Jessieville owns region 2 championship
• Swooping in closer
• Police urge caution in hiring workers
• Cornett responds to officer’s letter to the editor
• Photo
• VFW benefit spaghetti dinner draws crowd exceeding 300
• Betty Dooling
• Rodney Avenius
• Georgia Langston
• Ernest P. Jensen
• Marilyn Crow
• Barbara Cobb
• Police report
• Helping children drives Bonds
• Awards given at annual chamber banquet
• Chamber banquet was fun event
• Cartoon
• More support for Anderson
• Support for Dale Anderson
• Thanks to emergency workers
• Golf fees seem high
• Golf trailers are legal on resident’s property
• Garage-sale patrol seems harsh
• Get informed, then vote
• Carry a cell phone for safety
• Have coffee with the POA general manager
• Village veterans memorial enjoys spring clean-up
• Bonds named Citizen of the Year
• Brandt seeks second term on POA board
• Pryor awards MacDonald Bronze Star for Korean valor
• Candidates to face questions at forum
• AUTOMOTIVE
• Cornett disputes allegations in resignation letter
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Crystal Chimes Chorus welcomes two
• Chorus to begin rehearsals
• Committee to begin long-range planning
• Feather seeks 2nd term on POA board
• FL alumni build Legacy Park
• NPMC presents Daffodil Days
• Celebrating new member
• Officer resigns from Village police
• Political Cartoon
• HSVCF sets award deadline
• Altrusa thanks supporters
• Pope of America has spoken
• Letters welcome
• Hermits concert was a blast
• Thanks to mystery man
• Golf rules seem unreasonable
• Directors vs. property owners
• Making the tough decisions
• Three new home permits approved by ACC
• Townhouse Association introduces manager
• Newcomers to gather tomorrow at Ponce
• Westward Ho! to Oklahoma to be Sept. 27-30
• Police report
• Douglas Butler Sr.
• Sen. Pryor to present Bronze Star to Villager
• VFW to host spaghetti dinner fundraiser Friday
• Donald Fry
• Bill Laughlin
• Bob Minier
• Huckabee campaigns for candidate Rankin
• Program to focus on Hemingway in Arkansas
• Give blood Tuesday at Coronado
• Fountain Lake bows to Baptist
• Cutter Morning Star ends Cobra season
• Junior Cobra Charmers wow crowd
• Cold spells stop Lions
• Anglers’ Club to host crappie seminar
• Villagers watch UALR win
• HORSE Basketball begins
• Kayce Glasse performs Patsy Cline tribute
• Classical guitarist to revisit Herzfeld Library
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Saline Co. Library to host scavenger hunt
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• Audubon to host birding ID workshop
• They answered the call
• Crossgate hosts free concert
• Theology On Tap
• The Music Firm at VUMC
• Coronado Baptist held ‘Share His Love’ Banquet
• Faith Lutheran Church observes the Lenten season
• Spiritual Searching
• CLC sets Lenten schedule
• COH begins Lenten journey with labyrith walk today
• New members sign altar cross
• Practical faith
• COH women achieve Five Star status
• Humanism to be discussed at UUVC
• Aglow Ministry to meet
• Holy Trinity Women name 2012 officers
• FCA to speak at BRBC
• A Joyful noise
• Sheepshead Club
• United Methodist Women gather, discuss year’s events
• Living Faith Community Church is growing and moving
• The Paper pulpit
• Villager meets the challenge of an 8,000-piece puzzle
• Golf gab
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• WGA 18-Hole League welcomes new members, gets ready for new season
• Golf Milestones
• Cartoon
• Lady Lions dominate district
• 5th-graders are champs
• Lady Lion seniors ready to finish
• Bluebirds seen in Village
• Beat Goes On 5K returns for 4th year Saturday at SMH
• Declaration amendment passes; Mt. Carmel OK’d
• Forum to be March 1 at Woodlands
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Galbreth
• Four generations
• Balboa Women about to begin seven-week Bible study
• Happy 90th birthday, Evelyn
• Gideon Sunday to take place at Woodlands Presbyterian
• ‘Freedom from Fear’ is topic at UUVC
• CLC names MOM
• Sacred Heart elects Pastoral Council
• CLC has additional service
• Sacred Heart holds Candlemas
• Music Firm performs concert
• Kirk Lenten services begin next week
• Spiritual Searching
• Holy Trinity holds Mardi Gras celebration
• SH Church has helping hands
• COH donates to Haven Methodist Church
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club delivers Meals on Wheels
• The Paper pulpit
• Annual card party is almost here
• Scott Fraker at Balboa Baptist
• Mercy honors American Heart Month with free screenings
• Baar at The Poet’s Loft
• Spring concert set for Village Chorale
• Broadway star coming to HSV
• Symphony Guild to present the ASO in April
• McClafferty to sign book tomorrow
• Band Blast 2012 takes place Friday
• What’s happening around Hot Springs February
• Use headlights so others can see you better – It’s the law
• Valentine’s Day is followed with romantic one-act plays
• Stardust at the Arlington on Sunday
• Sunday afternoon concert with classical guitarist
• Adult Golf Clinic
• Jessieville blasts Magnet Cove in finale
• 3A-5 district champs
• HORSE Basketball begins spring season
• Coronado Tennis Center provides free tennis lessons
• Grauberger brings concerns to Golf Committee
• Senior night nets Fountain Lake sweep
• Lady Lions rout Fountain Lake
• Anglers’ club hosts Humminbird seminar
• Republicans plan May fundraiser
• Lady Duffers’ Open House Coffee
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• Cartoon
• Village night at the Jack
• Diamonds take gold in San Antonio
• Pope sidelined for remainder of season
• Monster game for super-sub nets Jessieville win
• Culinary District to host barbecue contest
• Head Start prepares for Valentine’s Day
• Mini pump now in use at St. Joseph’s Mercy
• SCAT to celebrate 2 years in Village
• Nellie Archer
• Jeremy Logan
• Ginnie Matteson
• Dick Warrick
• Carol J. Huggins
• Jerry Pilz
• Frank Yank
• MGA joins chamber
• Cortez residents express concerns; Lake Balboa drawdown complete
• Police report
• Potholes in the road to the Village
• Budget bill offers penalty for lawmakers
• Abortion pill mandate is wrong
• Letters welcome — 350 words maximum
• Board shouldn’t vote lots
• Student tickets are Guild policy
• How good are local schools?
• Political Cartoon
• Village’s state legislators visit GAC
• Beta Club attends state event
• Property to be reassessed in 2012
• Taylor named FL queen
• Where we came from
• Hospital to host free seminar
• Restaurant joins chamber
• Apply for 2012 chamber scholarships by March 31
• Committee reviews permits, complaints
• Program, parade recognizes Vietnam veterans
• Blocking the shot
• Award winners to be announced
• Highway 5 construction to start soon
• Woodman to announce Natural State concert
• Village Players to perform at Morning Connection
• Jeremy L. Logan
• Jerry Pilz
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• The Paper pulpit
• COH volunteers stepped up and met the need
• A Joyful noise
• Christ of the Hills helps equip Red Cross ERV
• Village couples joins the Kirk
• NEWcomer classes begin today
• CLC commissions Stephen Ministers
• Spiritual Searching
• Love Lunch Mission serves 2,400 lunches on Jackson House porch
• Kirk men learn about native plants
• Practical faith
• Babbie to speak at UU Village Church
• Christ Lutheran Church Women enjoyed a Winter Tea
• Get in the game
• Layne Gross commissioned Good Sam administrator
• Manning featured at Poet’s Loft
• FAC calls authors
• ‘Romantic Fools: An Evening of One-Act Plays’ at the Pocket
• In the Mood performed on Woodlands stage
• Valentine’s Day celebration at Saline County Library
• Coppola’s Anthony Corleone to sing on Woodlands’ stage
• An afternoon of music in Jessieville Sports Arena
• Don’t take golf course balls
• HORSE Basketball players honored at Sports Arena
• Team Golf competition to begin in the Village
• HSV Women's Run/Walk Clinic begins in March
• Boat and trailer decals are required on Village lakes
• Wendy’s names Heisman representatives
• Malzahn to speak in Hot Springs
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Scuttlebutt HSV Golf
• New directors plan MGA golf
• Diamante Country Club gets fashion preview
• Fountain Lake blanks Glen Rose – falls to Episcopal
• Darkness stops Mayflower upset bid
• Smith tells Evening Lions of his recent Iraqi deployment
• Emergency response vehicle to be housed in the Village
• Police report
• Comedy headed to Coronado Feb. 23
• Ginnie Matteson
• Dick Warrick
• Elizabeth DeVon
• John Thyfault
• Lois Thyfault
• Plans in the works for new assisted living facility
• ACC approves one new home permit
• Noone to bring band to Woodlands Feb. 11
• Questionable reimbursements cross Arkansas’ political spectrum
• Cartoon
• Letters welcome: Limit of 350 words.
• Welcome to the Village, land of fantasy for drivers
• Another solution to raise cash flow to POA from lots
• Why not allow students to use unsold concert tickets?
• Property owner concerned about ETJ proposal
• In-house ballot counting, foreclosed plan raise flags
• Call or e-mail can help maintain Firewise status
• Realtors board installs new officers
• Final vote on declaration amendment set for Feb. 15
• Board candidates speak at chamber forum
• Duck charged with probation violations
• Jessieville man arrested on warrant for probation violations
• Woodman to announce Natural State concert
• Elizabeth DeVon
• Dick Warrick
• Huckabee to host Rankin fundraiser
• Senior volunteers can win ‘hero’ status
• Dahl served as gunner on a B-17
• Community calendar
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church helps workers at Oaklawn keep warm
• CLC welcomes three new members
• SH Men’s Club discuss prayer
• Some sweets for your ‘sweetie’
• The Paper pulpit
• Sacred Heart Parish joins March for Life
• Habitat completes Apostle Build Home
• FAC members addressed Woodlands Presbyterian
• Spiritual Searching
• ‘The Identify Factor’ is topic at UUVC
• South Central District UMW officers receive training, renew purpose
• AFF reaps benefit of $1-A-Week program
• A Joyful noise
• VCC sets record
• UMW of COH to meet for Mission Giving Day
• Balboa Baptist’s Fusion Youth to host the ‘Big Game on the Big Screen’
• Olivia counts too
• Kindergarten marks 100th day of learning
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Report gate violations
• A family of Scouts
• 50th Anniversary
• Villagers’ grandson earns Eagle Scout Award
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Rick Dimond to perform in Valentine’s Day Cabaret
• ABCs of Computers at Saline County Library
• Eighty stars to shine
• New members join Chorale
• Pocket Theatre presents ‘Romantic Fools: An Evening of One-Act Plays’
• Eddie Tackett’s artwork on display at Saline Co. Library
• Winter Fantasie Concert at the Kirk
• Franc D’Ambrosio in concert at the Woodlands in March
• Crystal Chimes game day was a great success
• Wade Garrett wins Burls Award
• Fountain Lake ceremony honors fall-sport athletes
• Hook-a-Heart bass fishing tournament
• BAGGO tourney scheduled for seniors
• Jessieville splits at Baptist
• Golf course range balls
• Remember: frost delays protect greens
• Foshee inducted into Wall of Fame
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS HIGH SCHOOL
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS HIGH SCHOOL
• Fountain Lake sweeps Benton Harmony Grove
• Tigers too tough for Hornets and Mules
• Lady Duffers get ready for new season
• Golf gab
• Cartoon
• Golf Milestones
• Lions net wins on senior night
• Taylor is FL homecoming queen
• Fountain Lake takes two from CMS
• St. Joseph’s to change to Mercy Hospital Hot Springs
• State drug czar offers Villagers Rx for fighting prescription drug abuse
• Heifer commits to USDA Strikeforce assistance
• St. Joseph’s honors many employees
• Ouachita Mountain Hikers to clean Gulpha Gorge Road Feb. 11; road closes
• Deadline nears to sign up for National WW II Museum trip
• Suzanne Wood
• Joanne Schmitz
• Herbert Renner
• Russell E. Pettit
• Patricia Buller
• Dick Lentz
• Violators can expect visits from inspectors
• Crater of Diamonds to observe two milestone dates in March
• Benton area chamber banquet Tuesday
• Police report
• Fool me twice, you’re a bad dog
• Political Cartoon
• There’s a clot forming in Arkansas River
• Letters welcome
• Unsafe to drive in Village
• Somebody needs to be fired
• POA should preserve and enhance property values
• New at the Village Library
• Pet adoptions available at shelter 6 days a week
• Spanish clues lead students on scavenger hunt
• POA to present results Feb. 15
• Club receives grant
• Vietnam veterans to be honored March 23
• Lake Cortez drawdown continues; Lago fills
• Former FL teacher arrested
• Two Villagers die, 2 injured in wreck
• Two Villagers die, 2 injured in wreck
• Former FL teacher arrested
• Patricia Buller
• National WW II Museum trip offered; signup deadline Feb. 8
• Police report
• HSV Women’s Club Card Party
• Darr tells Village women online checkbook to boost transparency
• Community calendar
• Arts council learns more about ticketing proposal
• AARP Driver Safety Program Save on car Insurance
• Con artists pose as federal DEA agents
• Six join Community of Joy
• Three in 1 Youth teach a new class
• Practical faith
• UMW to lead service
• Church Women United holds annual meeting
• ‘Resistance and Adaption to Change’ is topic at UUVC
• NEWcomers class begins in February
• The Paper pulpit
• BRBC welcomes new members
• BRBC’s Women Who Care Women’s Ministry
• Presbyterian Kirk’s informal worship service has new pastor
• Spiritual Searching
• Wachtel earns title of Distinguished Woman
• Lay Leadership Sunday at BBC
• Faith Fellowship Food Pantry feeds the hungry
• A Joyful noise
• Good food, fun and fellowship
• We might even play some bridge
• Friend wastes nothing, creates treasure
• Beboppers get ready for next dance
• Beggs featured at Poet’s Loft
• Sweet Adelines International participates in Global Open House
• One-night only — longest running ‘Phantom’ to appear in the Village
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• HSV Players bring laughs to the community
• HSV WWII veterans invited to musical review
• Original works of Teri Levine at Gallery 726 through February
• A Valentine’s greeting to your ‘Sweetie’ in song
• Duffers donate to Jr. Golf
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• Four OBU wrestlers earn top-8 ranking
• Jessieville sweeps Episcopal
• Cheerleaders chosen for All Star
• FL falls to Mayflower
• Mungle won district competition
• Lady Cobras rebound for OT victory over Baptist
• Jessieville spoils homecoming for Cutter Morning Star girls
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS HIGH SCHOOL
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS HIGH SCHOOL
• FL Queen goes to Liberty Bowl
• Fishermen compete on Lake Balboa
• MGA 9-Hole League announces board, plans season
• WGA 18-Hole League sends greetings
• Golf gab
• Cartoon
• Golf Milestones
• Fountain Lake ousts Baptist
• Fountain Lake announces Homecoming court for 2012 Basketball
• Jessieville weathers storm for win at Cutter
• AARP hosts tax-filing assistance
• Speed limits, collisions, signage discussed
• Spend Valentine’s Day at the Cabaret
• Suzanne Wood
• Dick Olson
• Walter Kierstyn
• Mona Finley-Kellam
• Dick Boaz
• Joe Fisher Roop
• Dick McKinney
• Bill Doran
• I love my dog, most of the time
• Cody Mabery
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• Secrecy is not OK
• Thank you from the POA employees
• Math error corrected
• Hoopin’ for A Cure was success
• Community helped ease passing of nephew
• POA offers mulch for landscaping needs
• Deadline extended for gulf benefits
• Vietnam veteran’s tribute at Woodlands-March 23
• Good Sam welcomes new administrator
• Smith completes 6-month tour in Iraq
• Uncollected assessments continue to frame finances
• Goose addling to continue, White tells committee
• Inspectors to help POA be proactive
• Area churches seek to train Haitian pastors through accredited program
• They answered the call
• Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Monday, Jan. 23
• Sunday, Jan. 22
• Saturday, Jan. 21
• Friday, Jan. 20
• Thursday, Jan. 19
• Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Picnics & Parties
• COH gains eight certified lay speakers
• What goes up must come down
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club makes year-end donations
• Progressive religious studies seminar begins
• A Joyful noise
• Successful Festival of Joy
• SH Men’s Club assists Christmas Basket Program
• BBC’s Fusion Youth sponsors exciting seven-week series
• Spiritual Searching
• Chittum featured in Celebrate Life event
• Make new friends at Healthy Move Class
• In The Journey
• Family of three joins BRBC
• Young and McClesky to share personal faith journeys at UUVC
• Coronado Baptist recognizes pastor’s fifth anniversary
• The Paper pulpit
• Winter Bible studies and classes to begin at VBC in February
• Practical faith
• Mountainside UMW sweeten Valentine’s Day
• Holzhalb graduates from LSU
• Seminary graduate receives first pastoral position
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Saline Co. Library to host 2-day book sale
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• National tour of WWII Show plays the Woodlands Auditorium
• Renowned pianist to perform at the Kirk
• Angela Anderson to address Aglow
• Sweetheart serenade with a brass band
• Band Blast 2012
• ‘Romantic Fools’: An evening of one-act plays at the Pocket
• Maxine’s gets jazzy on Saturday nights
• Symphony Guild, Midori Foundation bring outstanding talent to Village
• Heartsong says ‘I Love You’ in song
• Let Providence sing their hearts out for you
• Come to the Cabaret
• Golf gab
• Cobras let county title slip in double OT 45-42
• Untitled
• Lions exit GCI with loss to CMS
• Untitled
• Jessieville junior high girls are champions
• Anglers Club hosts awards program
• Golf department finishes 2011 on high note
• Cartoon
• Golf Milestones
• Kirby downs Lady Cobras in county tournament
• Starting out on the right foot
• J’ville Lions get road wins at Mayflower
• Lady Lions survive Poyen for GCI title
• Circuit clerk seeks another term
• Summit Bank hopes to offer ‘unexpected’
• Ballard seeks 2nd term as collector
• Trash days to change on Feb. 6
• Tersa Pettypool
• Erma Jean Miller
• George L. McKinney
• Libraries to host free tax help by appointment
• Apply now for election
• My choice: Drug Free
• Destroying traps could constitute criminal mischief
• Several thefts reported in Hot Springs Village
• Village is setting for new novel
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• A Warrior’s Family
• Board votes need examination
• Fountain Lake’s redistribution of wealth
• Editorial
• Clinic earns accreditation from National Children’s Alliance
• EAST students work to improve bus routes
• Rep. Griffin speaks to Village leaders
• Lot-for-Life plan could rescue lot values
• Curves introduces 90-day program; owner offers one free week to evaluate
• First Electric gives Round-Up grants to 13 nonprofits
• School board renews superintendent’s contract
• New THA directors and re-elected director seated
• Time remains to nominate for Voice’s Village Citizen of the Year
• Keck to run for POA board
• Woman pleads guilty to felony charges from June meth raid
• Officials: Duck on probation
• Potter's Clay to honor new members at brunch
• A new year — A new you at Luncheon Connection
• Movie night Friday at Coronado Center
• One Call Now will provide mass notification service to Village
• Prescribed burns begin in national forests
• Salute to ‘Greatest Generation’ opens concert series
• Civil War is topic of museum seminar
• Fancy footwork
• McDaniel says district map looks good
• Medicare announces changes for 2012
• The way it’s done
• Smartphone workshop offered in Hot Springs
• Government website offers closing data
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS HIGH SCHOOL
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS HIGH SCHOOL
• Lions slam Ouachita in GC opener
• Supporting Boys & Girls Club
• Editorial
• Political Cartoon
• Forty-one-year-old broadcast still inspires bout of air piano
• Twelve questions for 2012
• Letters welcome
• Readers’ Forum
• Suddenlink offers new TiVo Premiere DVR
• Master Naturalist chapter now accepting applications
• Two federal judges choose convenience over comfort
• Ready to play bridge
• POA program seeks volunteers
• Darr to speak to HSV Republican women
• Man finds floating head
• Museum of Discovery appeals to all ages
• Jan. 19 deadline for awards issued by Village chamber
• Nominate volunteers for Village Citizen of the Year
• ACC: It has no input into fee structure
• State Crime Lab: death was homicide
• Pianist performs Jan. 23 at Woodlands
• Doo-wop group returns to HS theater
• Songwriter featured at poetry reading
• GC library offers movies
• Bringing Christmas cheer
• Golf gab
• Tuesday, Jan. 17
• Monday, Jan. 16
• Saturday, Jan. 14
• Friday, Jan. 13
• Thursday, Jan. 12
• Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Martin Luther King Jr. is topic at UUVC service
• Fusion students attend Winter Extreme
• Class helps women get connected
• Spiritual Searching
• HS First Baptist plans Celebrate Life event
• Salvation Army offers memorial scholarships
• Balboa Baptist offers spring Bible study
• CLC names MOM
• Woodlands Presbyterians like to dine in or out
• Omega course starts tonight at VUMC
• AARP Driver Safety Program can help save on insurance
• Congressional report finds many veterans graves have problems
• Villagers surprised with dog shower
• Fountain Lake gets three All-State football selections
• Senior Cobras split games at Cutter Morning Star
• Fountain Lake routs Glen Rose
• GC junior high tournament begins
• Junior boys, Jessieville 37 – Arkansas Baptist 20
• Senior boys, Lions 51-Eagles 54
• Lady Lions master Arkansas Baptist
• Villagers holler Hogs to Cotton Bowl win
• Breakfast to aid charity
• Anglers club to host depth finder seminar
• Recycling center to host day
• City Plumbing helps Safe Haven
• Site of burned-out car
• Civil War Sesquicentennial Commmission adds podcasts
• Learn to make bread, pasta
• Nellie Archer
• John Schweser
• Carl Dinkins
• Hilda Wendland
• Harold Switzer
• Barbara Landers
• Gloria Matthews
• Dawna Natzke
• Police report
• Horse racing starts Friday at Oaklawn Park
• Woodlands Auditorium issues list of January, February activities
• POA blocks discussion of dispatcher’s death
• Dawna Smith Natzke funeral to be Jan. 14
• Barbara H. Landers
• Pianist to perform Jan. 23
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS HIGH SCHOOL
• Hathaway recalls events prior to Saturday’s search
• OHSA report issues 2 citations to POA
• Nominate volunteers for Village Citizen of the Year
• Baum Gallery opens spring season Jan. 19
• Watching for prey
• Cable customers may lose stations, including Fox16
• Guest Column
• Arkansas home sales up 9 percent over last November, boosts year’s totals
• Post office part of larger debate
• Letters welcome
• 2012 has amazing promise
• Enjoying the lights
• MOAA to hold drawing for ‘Day at the Races’ tickets at new members reception
• Golf Milestones
• Cartoon
• Lady Duffers extend New Year greeting
• Art Laib wins Sportsmanship award
• College and Career Sunday school class celebrates Christmas
• Elementary school to host blood drive
• Garland County Library offers free movies, popcorn in January
• They answered the call
• Tuesday, Jan. 10
• Monday, Jan. 9
• Sunday, Jan. 8
• Saturday, Jan. 7
• Friday, Jan. 6
• Thursday, Jan. 5
• Wednesday, Jan. 4
• BRBC welcomes new members
• IllUUminations celebration at UUVC
• The Paper pulpit
• Spiritual Searching
• A Joyful noise
• Kirk welcomes new members
• Eckankar meets Jan. 15
• Practical faith
• Not quite finished — but moving in
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Benton calls artists
• Young Peoples Theater applications now online
• BRBC held two Christmas programs
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Three in 1 Youth perform Christmas program
• Wrestling smorgasbord in Little Rock
• Untitled
• Lady Cobras split two at Fourche River Classic
• Jessieville six-for-six in Holiday Classic
• Sights and sounds of Christmas
• Hollansworth selected as debutante
• Fred Klaisner
• Police report
• St. Joseph’s Clinic modifies its Village medical services
• Volunteers find body early Saturday
• Volunteers find female body early Saturday morning
• UPDATE Police dispatcher remains missing
• Police find car; seek help in locating missing woman
• Pay assessments, POA utilities online
• VFW serves lunch for homeless vets
• More Civil War activities planned
• Community calendar
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club donates to Jackson House
• Balboa women make plans for new year
• Faith ladies enjoy Christmas luncheon
• Breckon addresses SH men
• Holy Trinity Episcopal Women announce officers
• Sacred Heart Singles’ Christmas party
• Coronado Baptist Church Christmas cantata
• Christ of the Hills United Methodist Women name 2012 executive board
• A Joyful noise
• Mountainside UMW installs new officers
• BRBC children present Christmas program
• The Paper pulpit
• A ‘Time of Renewal’ at Village United Methodist Church
• COH UMC Chancel Choir celebrates Christmas
• COH women ‘Find the Holy in the Humdrum’ at Subiaco Abbey
• Special moments
• Christian Ministries Church is ‘moving forward’
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS
• First 80 applicants get cast in Young Peoples Theater performance
• Chanticleers share the music of Christmas
• What’s happening around Hot Springs January
• Music Team makes plans for 2012
• Beat the ‘blahs’ with the Crystal Chimes
• Fountain Lake elementary
• Political Cartoon
• Fountain Lake drops two at Kirby
• Rowland earns Eagle Scout status
• Christmas present arrives early at Carter house
• Village church hosts pickleball tournament
• Birders reveal little-known facts on tiny ‘hummers’
• Police report
• Norman Sward
• Mac Ruby
• Fred Klaisner
• Max Thompson
• Bob Fenelon
• Flood zones reopen for Christmas deer hunts
• Piercing the darkness
• Business college receives grant
• POA accepts applications
• DeSoto Club center to host open house
• New camera owners can gain helpful advice
• Largest in more than 20 years
• Village-area council merges with Quapaw
• Not quite a Christmas miracle, but music gets writer to work
• Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• POA staff makes party easy
• Brawner wrong on Obama
• Villagers care for ‘tots’
• POA sets new sign procedures, fees
• Creating in light
• POA budget projections not yet reached
• THA will welcome three new board members in January
• Birders glean valuable data with annual count
• Crystal Chimes sing
• Elliott to run for POA board
• Police seek help in locating missing woman
• Bob Fenelon
• A sister’s gift
• A trio of favorite Christmas memories
• Runt of the litter made a little girl’s Christmas wish come true
• Christmas song holds special meaning for former soldier
• Missionary finds welcome at St. Joe church
• Baby arrives just in time for Christmas
• Reunited family brightens holiday
• The Most Memorable Christmas
• Village children and guests tell Santa what they want for Christmas
• NPMC cardiologists offer new services
• Veterans’ Vault
• Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Monday, Dec. 26
• Sunday, Dec. 25
• Saturday, Dec. 24
• Friday, Dec. 23
• Thursday, Dec. 22
• Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Picnics & Parties
• VBC shares with those in need
• COH UMW announce 2012 circle leaders and event chairs
• Mitten Tree at CLC
• The Paper pulpit
• Christmas Services at Balboa Baptist
• CLC names MOM
• First UUVC Christmas Eve service
• CLC celebrates Advent
• A Joyful noise
• Fusion Youth celebrate Christmas
• Fourth Wednesday Advent Service features ‘The Unlikely Messiah’
• Spiritual Searching
• Candlelight service at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Village UMC to hold Christmas Day service
• Practical faith
• Church chatter
• Christmas Eve ‘mistake’ explained at Village UMC
• In The Journey
• Chi energy making a difference in Villagers’ lives
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Blaine-Waugh exchange vows
• Vintage Vegas on Woodlands stage
• HSV Carillons Handbell Choir performed at McAuley
• American Legion celebrates Christmas
• Jarrell in concert at Good Sam’s
• Monster Jam returns to N. Little Rock
• Villagers return from Hilton Head as champs
• 2011 HSV Bocce Club champs
• DWGA 18 helps Mountain Pine children have a Merry Christmas
• J’ville sweeps Kirby, Glen Rose
• DWGA 18-Hole names Most Improved Players
• DWGA 9 looks back and looks ahead
• Golf Milestones
• Play Better Golf
• Cartoon
• Head Start headquarters modifies Christmas celebrations
• Community support may bring back tradition
• ACC ends year with approval of 54th new home permit
• Where we came from
• ‘Knife Fight’ auditions set for Jan. 11
• Civil War commission awards seven grants in state
• Good Samaritan adds nurse practitioner
• Lake patrol plans, drawdowns continue
• Village POA sets Christmas, New Year’s closing schedule
• Cobras get sweep of BHG
• BlackHatters celebrate Christmas
• Siler sinks 55-foot put for $2,500
• Lions whitewash Fountain Lake
• Saline Co. Library to host book signing
• Breakfast with Santa at Church of Christ
• National World War II Museum tour offered
• Ponce Center to host blood drive Dec. 29
• Hospital team to host Relay for Life fundraiser Thursday
• George Bibens
• Michael Keane
• Herbert Sinn
• Ed Yomantas
• Police report
• Motorcycle purchase ends two years of nonstop moaning and groaning
• How will we recover?
• Help find Snoopy
• POA fails to show flag etiquette
• Publicity appreciation
• Trails event draws big numbers
• Letters welcome
• Thanks for supporting homecoming
• Bateman seeks POA board seat
• Christmas thanks
• A Christmas wish: May Snoopy return
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• ‘Advent – A Season of Expectancy’ at VUMC
• Missionaries serving in Niger Republic will speak at BBC
• A Joyful noise
• Peace at Christmastime is topic at UUVC Sunday
• Special treat at Kirk Men’s Association meeting Friday
• Spiritual Searching with
• Special services at Faith
• ‘The Longest Night’ service at VUMC
• Practical faith
• Kirk Class of 2014 elders elected
• The Paper pulpit
• Ladies ‘Share their Joy’ at Balboa’s Christmas luncheon
• Theology On Tap
• COH’s Charity Circle invites women to volunteer
• Walnut Valley - Home again for Christmas
• ASO concert to feature Village Chorale
• Crystal Chimes find a way to beat the ‘blahs’
• Chuck Dodson featured at Poet’s Loft
• Untitled
• The Atrium helps makes your Christmas merry and bright
• CMS – They’re Gr-r-reat!
• Young People’s Theater returns
• Village Big Band to perform at Christ of the Hills UMC
• Join the ‘White Out’ at J’ville
• England edges Jessieville’s senior girls
• Cobra basketball teams split conference tilts
• Cartoon
• Golf Milestones
• HSVTA announces USTA State Champions
• Eagles break Lions’ bubble
• Last call for local toy drive
• Boys & Girls Club holds first New Year’s Eve fundraiser
• Photo
• Santa to bring presents
• City Plumbing helps Boy Scouts
• Collector creates Saline website
• Dancers brighten Christmas for youngsters
• FL students gather coats for needy
• Win Nebraska tickets
• Bill Solomon
• Rachel Hart
• Ann DeBruin
• St. Joseph’s Mercy Auxiliary donates $25,000 at annual Christmas celebration
• Vets, spouses boost driving skills
• Students gain, hone chess skills
• Police report
• Political Cartoon
• The Obamacare hot potato
• Obama should like his chances
• Farm, food, fiesta at Village Community Market on Friday
• Letters welcome
• Some things we should know
• Fundraiser was a success
• New computer opens wide range of opportunities
• ‘Dr. Bob’ repairs computers to give to students, charities
• Don’t throw debris into lakes
• DeSoto Club hosts December golf committee meeting
• Leeming seeks POA board seat
• Storm cleanup continues; committee reviews permits
• Coats to warm needy people
• Preparing for worship
• Fundraiser’s for the dogs
• Santa visits new Summit
• Helping the food pantry
• POA board hears marketing strategy
• Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Monday, Dec. 12
• Saturday, Dec. 10
• Thursday, Dec. 8
• Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Friday, Dec. 9
• ‘An Unlikely Gift’ at VUMC Wednesday Night Live service
• Bible Sunday at COH
• Christmas concert at Presbyterian Kirk
• Lutherans at work in the Mississippi Gulf Coast
• Music is alive at Christ Lutheran
• BRBC celebrated ‘The Hanging of the Green’
• World’s smallest gospel singer at Village Christian Church
• The Paper pulpit
• Fusion Youth help at Thanksgiving
• ‘Festival of Lessons and Carols’ at VUMC
• In The Journey
• Masons invited to Whittington Masonic Lodge
• Festival of Joy – welcome to all
• Spiritual Searching
• Langston School is topic at UUVC
• Three in 1 Youth Ministry helps out
• Do you see Jesus?
• Card capers
• Coronado Baptist Outreach Team offers gift wrapping
• Village Community Thanksgiving Service
• Faith Lutheran Church presents drive-through light display
• Mercy brings cardiologists to Village clinic
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Mountainside craft fair is Saturday
• Get rid of the ‘blahs’ with the Chimes
• Coronado Baptist offers Christmas special
• Christmas musical montage at Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Artists’ Workshop Gallery features Trippel and Kunath
• Village Big Band is ready for a ‘jazzy’ Christmas concert
• Flute Ensemble and Brass Quintet join for concerts
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• BRBC choir offers ‘A Rustic Christmas Celebration’
• Wilkins back on stage
• New Horizons Band performs concert
• Final week for ‘Oliver’
• Arkansas Diamonds win gold medals
• Photos
• EAST students aim for top award
• Delavan named Voice editor
• FL clubs Caddo Hills
• Lions down Mountain Pine for Two Rivers title
• Schramm, Boggs win 2011 match play
• WGA/Social League officers review bylaws
• Golf Milestones
• Cartoon
• Second-half mistakes doom Cobras
• Hoopin’ For a Cure is Dec. 16 at Jessieville
• Financial seminar Saturday
• Celebrating 90th with VFW friends
• Seniors can take steps to enhance life
• Cruising for toys
• Jessieville students take top prizes in statewide Stamp Out Smoking essay contest
• High bidders
• Property owners can log guests with Web-based visitor authorization system
• Free workshop to help smart-phone users
• Max Thompson
• Donna Petzold
• Russell Hoffman
• Harriet Bishop
• Cartoon
• Villagers may be victims of suspect
• Police report
• A nearly perfect holiday plan
• Letters welcome
• Thanks for the clean-up
• Suggestion for shotgun golfers
• The rest of the story
• Give Thanks!
• Re-homing old computers
• Village people are wonderful
• Newton County folks are great
• Jail ministry appreciates help
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: The lost, the survivors — 70 years later
• Civil war events planned
• Master Gardeners teach students
• SBA’s web chat to focus on tax essentials
• UAMS establishes distinguished lectureship
• Veteran donates 2nd wheelchair
• The Muses to sing Dec. 18
• Expressing thanks
• Due to space limitations, there are no puzzles this week.
• ACC OKs new-home permit
• Colorful roads
• 70 years ago today
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• Photo
• BBC celebrates Thanksgiving
• Student Day observation takes place Sunday at Village United Methodist
• ‘The Spirit of Christmas’ is at Balboa Baptist
• Spiritual Searching
• Faith Lutheran Ladies Guild installs new officers
• A Joyful noise
• Festival of Lessons and Carols at VUMC
• New members join Community of Joy Church
• Festival of Joy
• Rabbi Fox to address UUVC
• Fleming leads audience with lectures
• From patches to patchwork
• Nonstop thanksgiving
• VUMC presents Wednesday night Advent schedule
• COH celebrates Advent Season
• Trust in the Lord
• Knights honor memory of deceased brothers
• Sheepshead Club
• Girls, Games and Goodies have largest turnout ever
• Mountainside Church hosts craft fair
• Village Big Band to perform at COH
• Saline County Libraries held ‘The Wizard of Oz’ program
• Royal Players present ‘Scrooge - The Musical’
• Cocoa, Cookies and Carols is almost here
• Cedar Mountain Singers are in the Christmas spirit
• Seibel featured at Gallery 726
• ASO and Village Chorale join for history-making concert
• Fine Arts Center calls authors for story contest
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• ‘Oliver’ begins tomorrow at the Pocket Community Theatre
• Antiques or Junk?
• Getting Good Deals on Antiques and Collectibles
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS
• Untitled
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS
• Jessieville lights up Perryville girls
• Roaring like Colorado
• Holiday Shipping Deadlines
• Emma Mitchell
• New stuff
• Sale ‘demonstrates people still love reading books’
• Museum to host Frolic
• Lions hear student’s success story at World Services for the Blind
• Continuing education helped deal with suits
• Open house will be set at DeSoto, committee hears
• Library aids Camden’s fire-damaged library
• Newcomers coffee set for Thursday
• POA to sponsor party for children
• If golfing had been too easy before ...
• Public works crews stay busy
• Artist’s conception: Hand of God protected people
• J’ville sweeps Centerpoint in basketball opener
• HSV Anglers announce meeting
• HSVTA USTA 6.0 Men’s Senior National Championship Team.
• League play ends, Polar Bear begins
• Article
• Golf Milestones
• Fountain Lake girls lose at Magnet Cove
• Cobras win close one at Rison
• CChhrriissttmmaass ccoonncceerrtt ttoo bbeenneefifit Teen Challenge
• Villager’s generosity connects to future
• Walk was challenging
• Razorback club supports basketball Hogs at Verizon Arena
• Employ local elves for Santa’s bidding
• We want your Christmas story!
• Most Memorable Christmas
• Reading owner’s manual pays off
• Please support VEBF
• American Red Cross blood drive a success
• Letters welcome
• JoAnn Jernigan
• Joseph B. Crofton
• Police report
• Marjorie L. Harris
• Claudia B. Knudsen
• Marion Smith
• Werner Zander
• Danny Faulk
• Salvation Army ministers wherever there’s need
• Funds for Thanksgiving dinners
• Donors can gain tax relief
• GAC hears Garland county’s strategic plan
• Marion Helen Smith
• Picnics & Parties
• Ernst speaks, autographs books
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Knights of Columbus selling cheese to provide coats for kids
• Spiritual Searching
• BBC women are in the giving spirit
• Jackson House is topic at UUVC
• Steps of Faith dancers to perform at Teen Challenge Benefit
• Practical faith
• Conference on Aging at VCOC
• Veterans honored at Holy Trinity
• The Paper pulpit
• Gospel legend Russ Taff returns for special concert
• Saints Alive plans ladies’ night out
• A Joyful noise
• The Sad Shepherd
• NEWcomers find friendships
• Contract bridge
• Potter’s Clay fall fundraiser held at Austin Hotel
• Wilson and Pelley engaged
• Celebrating 67 years of marriage
• “Hangin’” out before the show
• Children of the World in Concert
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Pocket Theatre presents ‘Oliver’
• The ‘Spirit of Christmas’ at Balboa Baptist Church
• Crystal Chimes Chorus is ready with annual show
• Saline County Libraries to host holiday harp performance
• Village Men’s Chorus begins fall season
• Christmas jazz concert at COH UMC
• Players’ ‘My 3 Angels’ opens next week
• Chorale accepts ASO invitation, readies own performance
• Parade of the Wooden Soldiers at CMS concert
• Curley Wolves comfortable at home
• Fountain Lake rolls over Yellville-Summit
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS HIGH SCHOOL
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS HIGH SCHOOL
• It’s deer season
• Paulsen, McCord win season-ending tournament
• J’ville sweeps Centerpoint in basketball opener
• Village WGA 9-Hole League
• Golf Milestones
• Duffers say Happy Thanksgiving
• Play Better Golf
• Sloshing around the golf course
• Anderson selected for Baseball Factory Christmas Tournament
• McAuley becomes a multicultural center for a day
• Take time to check vehicle prior to Christmas travel
• Brighten Christnas for employees
• Thanksgiving
• Conway orchestra holds concert
• Heifer Ranch turns 40
• Loose bills add to United Methodist scholarship/loan fund
• Hot Springs woman chargd with fraudulent use of card
• Police report
• Failure to perform job for Villager puts suspect in jail
• Frank Walters
• Rip Phillips
• Harriet Oliva
• Coaches should be mandatory reporters
• Who will balance budget?
• Veterans Day thanks
• A Village Moment
• It’s time to donate toys
• Political Cartoon
• My Most Memorable Christmas
• Volunteers needed for Tax-Aide program
• Randall quickly adapts to new home; loves Village life
• Faith Lutheran sale helps animals
• Renovated DeSoto Club to have open house soon
• ACC approves one new home, in-home business
• Saline assessor to seek another term
• Four join Village foundation board
• Committee reviews alleged violations
• 5K planned for trails in 2012
• Visitors perform traditional dance
• Collections shortfall to stay steady
• Spike Girls had Halloween fun
• J’ville student nominated for Ambassador to Europe
• 2011-12 Athlete of the week
• Winter brings shotgun starts at four golf courses
• Barry wins 5th HORSE Basketball title
• Diamante MGA Fall Member/Member champions
• Lions get upsetvictory at Atkins
• Cobras hammer Harrisburg in first-round play-off game
• Presbyterian Kirk Men will meet Friday
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Gundersons' grandson becomes Eagle Scout
• Celebrating 67 years of marriage
• ‘Catholics Returning Home’ series begins at SH
• A Joyful noise
• International Weekend at BRBC
• Spiritual Searching with
• Homework help available on Wednesdays before Fusion
• Evangelism is topic of one-day retreat
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church continues scripture studies
• Aglow announces new officers
• The Paper pulpit
• Muchas gracias, Faith Lutheran
• CLC names MOM
• In The Journey
• Men glorify God at the Subiaco Abbey
• ‘Thanksgiving Reflections’ is topic at UUVC
• Eckankar worship service will be Sunday
• Practical faith
• ‘Invite a Friend Sunday’ at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Sacred Heart Singles are a busy group
• Therapy dogs visit Head Start
• ‘Oliver’ comes to the Pocket
• Top of the Rock Chorus prepares Christmas Gala
• Annual Cocoa, Cookies and Carols will be Dec. 5
• CMS get ready for the holidays
• ASO will present a Christmas Concert in Hot Springs Village
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Get ready for the holidays with the Players
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• MGA tournament directors play a round at Balboa
• Day tripping . . .
• Hike Village trails, earn certificate
• Jessieville third graders honor veterans
• Area breeder faces felony charges
• Admiring art
• Elsie Schroer
• Edith Bowers
• Honor guard presents flag pin
• Townhouse owners can choose to get 64-gallon container
• Walmart honors veterans’ service
• Thanksgiving worship Tuesday at Sacred Heart
• Corrections
• Scrooge musical set at Royal
• Jessieville HS earns college readiness award
• Vehicle ends up in home’s living room
• Attorney opens Civers Center office
• My Most Memorable Christmas
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• Making toys for needy children
• Thanks for another successful AAUW Book Sale!
• Emergency workers are pros
• Illegal aliens are breaking law
• Village gentlemen to the rescue
• Senior Adoption Month
• Police report
• Matching grant could transform musuem
• Zahnd will run for Saline County JP
• First Electric to collect toys
• Book inspires kindergarteners; they then find leaves
• Residents oppose trophy bass lake
• Ceremony honors veterans, families
• DeSoto Club open house postponed
• Gifts will help couple move donated trailer
• Another lost weekend with hand tools
• Open House took place at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church Oct. 9
• Teen Challenge and Woodlands Presbyterian enjoy the Alpha Course
• COH UMC announces 5-Star United Methodist Women
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC ‘descended on’ Louisiana
• A Day of Prophecy at BBC
• A Joyful noise
• COH held Undie Sunday
• Bears of Care campaign in progress at Village UMC
• Youth to host chili supper Saturday
• SH’s ‘Fashionating’ Show and Luncheon
• Faith Lutheran Church dedicates steeple
• New members join Faith Lutheran
• Spiritual Searching with
• John Paul talked golf with Sacred Heart Men’s Club
• Women Who Care at BRBC learned about Kaleo Arkansas
• BRBC held annual picnic
• SH Church supports Harvey’s Chapel clothes and food bank
• Saturday’s ‘Shoot Out’ to help fund HS music festival apprenticeships
• Granddaughter publishes book
• Picnics & Parties
• AARP sets site for veterans’ safety program
• The VETERANS’ VAULT
• Community calendar
• 2nd Annual Fusion Fest
• Church Women United celebrate World Community Day
• Bale of hay, bale of hay, make a wish ... ... and look away
• Sermon on the ‘Mount’ heard at Glenhaven
• Songs that make the whole world sing
• Preparing a Chimes tradition
• Halloween event in Arlington Park
• Bomberger debuts with Arkansas Symphony
• Players prepare My 3 Angels
• Long ball jump starts Cobras
• Pope and Freeman take runner-up in state tennis
• Lions rout CMS on homecoming
• Bearden 3-on-3 a success
• Episcopal Collegiate knocks Jessieville from district VB
• Darby is 2011 MGA Champion
• Carol L. Smith-West
• Golf gab
• Lou Walters
• Sam Moore
• Chris Hull
• Benjamin Means
• Donald Baker
• School board president defends FL district
• Police report
• Letters welcome
• County shirks recycling mandate
• Village trails are utilized
• SCAT needs volunteer drivers
• Church helps provide cattery
• The Social Security increase
• Lean techniques can work for government
• Senior Men’s Tri-Level Team are champs
• 2011-12 Player of the week
• FL pounds Episcopal and Cutter for VB district title
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Razorback Club follows Hogs to Oxford
• Romero is 2011 Jessieville Homecoming Queen
• Help stop petlessness
• Daryl Henry led all players in HORSE Basketball
• Anglers Club competes on Village lakes
• Win numerous prizes
• Beginners stamping classes held at McAuley
• Subcommittee to review plans
• Trails committee hosts month
• Finishing up
• Add color in autumn
• Realtors host Bowl-A-Thon for Special Olympics
• Water bottler to celebrate ‘140th’
• Wins ‘Best of Show”
• Dogs, cats find homes; others need one
• Park staff to clear debris
• Where we came from
• Beekeeper shares tips of trade
• POA board passes 2012 budget
• 1st Annual Village Flea Market
• Bogus e-mail targets postal customers
• Why not cut FL tax rate?
• Trim those trees
• Please donate paperbacks
• Letters welcome
• THA thanks POA for cooperation
• Most would pay higher decal fee
• Actions in D.C. affect Villagers
• POA should delay trails spending
• Proposal needs independent audit
• Survey confirms what many ‘know’
• Therapist touches humanity one body at a time
• DeSoto Club will hold open house Nov. 1
• Village VFW receives All-American Post award
• Students can enter VFW auxiliary patriotic art contest
• Taking it outside
• Villagers will meet students weekly through mentoring program
• Win 4H contest
• ‘Best of show’
• POA carnival set for Oct. 29
• September good for golf department
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• Holiday encouragement for the grieving offered at VBC
• Children’s Fall Festival at BBC
• ‘Who we are as Natural Beings’ is topic at UUVC
• Practical faith
• Holwerda received award
• SH held animal blessing
• COH offers ‘Trunk or Treat’
• Spiritual Searching
• The fabulous ’50s - a must see event
• Christ Lutheran Church to hold animal blessing
• Village Church of Christ will host Fall Festival
• Kathy Fleig will share her story with Aglow, New Beginnings
• A Joyful noise
• New members join Community of Joy
• VBC women to hold fall retreat
• CLC names MOM
• The Paper pulpit
• Card capers
• Women of the Bible drama hosted by Mountainside UMW
• Fletcher retires after 56 years as stylist
• Four generations
• Happy 90th Birthday
• A beautiful sunset
• Players get ready for ‘My 3 Angels’
• Piano concert at BBC
• Final performances of ‘Dracula’ are this week
• Chanticleers suprised oldest member with birthday wishes
• ‘The Witness’ features Glory Gals as season-end pre-show entertainment
• Belk stores help non-profit organizations
• Woodlands Auditorium presents Banks & Shane
• ‘Mixing It Up’ at Garvan Gardens
• Season one winner of America’s MasterChef visits Culinary District
• Teen Challenge Benefit Concert at Summit Arena
• Hot Springs Music Club presents flute choir program
• Diamante announces club champions
• Another beautiful day in paradise for golf
• HSV Pickleballers win Senior Olympics medals
• Tom Christner moves into 2nd place in HORSE Basketball
• Prescott stays perfect at Jessieville
• JESSIEVILLE LIONS
• FTN. LAKE COBRAS
• Big-play second half keys Cobra comeback
• Trooper Ray teaches about about honesty
• Lady Cobras sweep Episcopal Collegiate on senior night
• The time is here to pre-qualify for the Lady Duffers' 2012 season
• Golf gab
• WGA/Social League announces officers
• Golf Milestones
• Villagers’ daughter runs in honor of her dad
• Donkey Basketball at Jessieville Sports Arena
• Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club golf tournament results announced
• Diamante Charity Classic is Monday
• Day tripping . . .
• Overlay begins in Village
• Village WW II vets take Honor Flight to D.C.
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Cranford’s to host signing
• Ann Wills
• Rob Hamsher
• Jack Hansford
• Willie Burnell
• Adele Boaz
• Drawing benefits Meals on Wheels
• Police report
• New software aids efficiency, convenience
• EAST students to help at annual Village Health Fair
• Clarifiers inspected, trophy bass lake update
• Agencies prep for emergencies
• Voters approve jail sales tax
• Village veterans tour Washington, D.C.
• The arts come to Morning Connection
• Artist to speak to Luncheon Connection; come early for Fair
• Garland County voters approve 2 sales tax measures for new jail
• NARFE to hear Blue Cross representatives
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• They answered the call
• Coronado Baptist brought the ’50s back
• Rev. Hearn addresses forgiveness at UUVC
• Spiritual Searching
• The Paper pulpit
• Freiheit spoke to women
• Hope in the tragedy
• SH Men’s Club conducts successful Chicken Bake
• Faith Lutheran to hold annual rummage sale
• Fall Festival at Mountain Pine First Baptist Church
• Harding Chorus coming to Village Church of Christ
• Christ Lutheran Church celebrates 35 years
• A Joyful noise
• Hollinshed to address Kirk Men about ACTI
• Pray for America’s leaders at holy rosary
• Sacred Heart Church celebrated Father Vic Bieberle
• ‘The Witness’ invites scouts to this week’s performances
• Revive hope and joy at VUMC Renewal Weekend
• Villager gives family members gifts of love
• P.E.O. Singers begin fall season
• A night of fun at The Atrium
• An entertaining evening with Pat Henry and friends
• Saline Co. Library will celebrate Teen Read Week
• Beware! ‘Dracula’ is lurking about
• Branson Christmas tour scheduled
• French horn players had fun serenading on Lake Cortez
• Cast chosen for ‘My 3 Angels’
• Providence is ready to entertain
• It’s ‘Yesterday Once More’ at Woodlands
• Christmas Concert date set for Village Chorale
• Teachers prepare to teach students prior to Symphony Orchestra Children’s Concert
• Ernie Smith golf mixer continued
• Chitwood in Overall Tournament
• Episcopal Collegiate is 3A State Golf Champ
• Lady Wolves cool Lady Cobras
• Episcopal Collegiate dominant in district tennis
• Anglers Club welcomed guide Larry Hurley
• Golf tournament to aid Teen Challenge rebuild
• Jessieville downs BHG 37-10
• There was no stopping him
• WGA 18-Hole raised more than $6,000 for ‘Rally for a Cure’
• Golf gab
• Scuttlebutt HSV Golf
• The South did it again on Oct. 4
• DWGA’s championship winners
• Christmas Scramble to benefit Kamo’s Kids Foundation
• FL football homecoming queen crowned
• Fountain Lake Cobras bag CMS Eagles
• NPMC upgrades records system
• Village-area bottler to celebrate 140 years
• National World War II Museum tour offered to Villagers
• Otto named outstanding Concordia U. alumnus
• Hot Springs Village packs an economic punch, report says
• Men’s Garden Club kicks off annual sale
• Dolores A. Pilarski
• Bruce Pillinger
• Tom Stephens
• Police report
• Area couple asks for gifts of used furniture, windows
• Alleged tailgater had scanned his gate card, police determine
• POA board president explains budget
• Cartoon
• Not all stories have happy ending, but this one does
• Letters welcome
• Jail letter contains inaccuracies
• Don’t buy a POA decal
• Perry is the Great Right Hope
• Focus on the Village
• Don’t change ski and tow times
• Cost-cutting won’t solve budget problems
• Chamber offers opportunities to serve
• Members prepare for Heifer Living Market
• Jessieville offers college credit for class
• Board of Realtors Bowl-A-Thon to help Special Olympics
• Allbright adds new service
• Stephens Jewelers adds brand
• How to seek retirees
• Silent auction to aid scholarships
• Joining for Republican golf scramble
• Owner’s sticker created for convenience
• Steeple honors long-time Faith Lutheran member
• Dispose of household chemicals Saturday at fairgrounds
• Here’s list of permits issued recently by planning/inspections
• ACC approves 2 new-home permits; totals 45 for year
• Hundreds clean Village
• Deer hunt concludes, permits reviewed
• Promoting the Village
• Board prepares budget for Oct. 19 vote
• Enjoy first-ever free admission to Garvan Gardens for Oct. 7-8 sale
• League helps puppy find home
• Audubon seed sale underway through Oct. 16
• From the Village, with love ...
• Luncheon Connection’s country fair, luncheon Oct. 16
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Birth
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Griffin and Nichols exchange vows
• CoJ members enjoyed outdoor worship/picnic
• ‘Surviving the Holidays’ seminar scheduled
• McKays added to Woodlands Presbyterian concert
• Sacred Heart ladies learn about ‘Granny Camp’
• A Joyful noise
• Mountainside Church hosts tea for Village UMW
• CLC celebrates 35 years
• Fish fry benefits Camp Mitchell
• VUMC held prayer booth at cancer walk
• Spiritual Searching with
• Sarah Circle creates layettes
• Village UMC holds doors open for Renewal Weekend
• The Paper pulpit
• Confirmation at Sacred Heart of Jesus
• UUVC to explore who and what we are as a congregation
• New members join Christ Lutheran Church
• Practical faith
• Card capers
• Christ of the Hills UMC will host upcoming health fair
• Providence to perform pre-show entertainment this weekend
• ‘Jeopardy’ champ Libby Dyar recalls the experience
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• CMS + Randy Lusk = fun
• Village Players are busy
• HSV Diva Artists’ works on display
• Shields featured at Gallery 726
• Villager’s artwork on display
• Saline Co. Library opens Halloween Costume Closet
• Crystal Chimes Chorus announces a great deal
• Lady Duffers enjoy season highlights
• ASO Children’s Concert slated for November
• Booker to conduct one of his compositions at HSCB concert
• 16th annual Mac Angel Memorial Golf Tournament was a success
• Symphony Guild to benefit from Diamante Charity Classic
• WGA/Social League
• Village Anglers Club competed on Lake Hamilton
• Congratulations are in order for CTC players
• Jessieville is no-show at home
• FL and J’ville tie in tennis
• Girl’s state golf turns into tough day
• Jeff Bearden basketball three-on-three Oct. 15
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• Hinz takes back lead after fourth week of HORSE Basketball
• Diamante WGA Member/Guest event
• Lakeside wins FL Tourney
• Cobras fail to hold last-minute lead – fall to Prescott 42-38
• Village salon co-owners bag bears
• J’ville volleyball wins two
• FL sweeps Malvern volleyball
• Check out costumes at library
• Library’s parking lot resurfaced
• Abilities Unlimited invites public
• ‘In the Pink’ luncheon features professor who survived cancer
• American Legion hosts Oktoberfest
• Library presents Family Fall Fest
• Ted Williams
• Bud Millard
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• Wally Hubbard
• Dorothy Currence
• Ross offers bill to help pay for breast-cancer treatment
• Police report
• Precautions help prevent fire deaths
• Village needs a dose of lean government
• Criticism from abroad
• Hot Springs Village County needs jail, but this proposal stinks
• Where’s the column?
• Vanishing e-mail creates a problem
• Top lottery officials exit program
• Three-year project
• Company’s Comin’ to host book signing
• Classic Ford
• Vintage Chevy
• NPCC pottery instructor to display works at River Market
• Lions 36th Pancake Day Oct. 15 will benefit various charities
• Trivia Night a fun-filled success at Coronado Library
• FL wins initial court ruling
• Tickets available for B&G Club car benefit drawing
• Market continues year-round
• Volunteers to collect trash Saturday
• Motorcycle events offered in Conway
• Article
• Jail election Tuesday
• Knights to collect for disabilities
• Fewer fees in revised 2012 budget
• Carson to speak to Men's Village Garden Club
• Native Iranian to speak to DeSoto Women's Club
• Community calendar
• World Communion observation
• Village Interfaith Council
• Christ of the Hills showcased commissions in Ministry Fair
• A Joyful noise
• Christ of the Hills UMC walked for cancer
• Spiritual Searching
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club kicks off new year
• Sacred Heart begins revised RCIA program
• The Paper pulpit
• Movie night at BBC
• Miss Arkansas visited UMW
• Practical faith
• Benefit concert at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Young female vocalists to perform at Witness pre-show
• Good Sam celebrated 25 years of service
• Padfield grandson becomes Eagle Scout
• Harry is an Ironkid
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Mutual admiration shared by Sager and Lauck
• Sager opens 20th HSV Concerts season
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Cedar Mountain Singers invite members
• Auditions begin for Players’ fall production
• Jacobsens are Couples’ Club Champions for the 8th year
• Golf gab
• Two premier golf events at Diamante
• Golf gab
• Jessieville battered Bismarck 55-14
• J’ville repeats for district title in girls’ golf
• Losses hard for FL volleyball
• Harrison and Trabant win angler tourney
• Golf gab
• Season ends for Spike Girls
• Golf Milestones
• Coronado Tennis Center held a tennis Fun Sunday
• Jessieville Volleyball wins two
• Tie for 1st place after week three of HORSE
• FL boys’ golf repeats at district
• Ready to hit the trails running
• Centerpoint provides breather for Fountain Lake
• Villager finds support group at McAuley
• Ready for his treat
• Paving overlay may start this week; here’s a list of streets to be worked
• Medication review held at McAuley
• Coronado Center Library
• Recycle electronics Saturday
• Real Estate Matters
• Kay M. Krause Robert W. Downey
• Betty Richardson
• Betty Azad
• Juozas Kiburas
• Jeane VanBrandt
• Bill Gallagher
• Hope Meppen
• Sandra Horstman
• Howard H. Wagner
• Dick Gams
• Readers’ Forum
• Raise pay, lower reimbursements
• We Will Miss You, Mary K.
• The best of Vic Harville
• Great things happening in the Village
• Public works seals road cracks
• Proposed Garland County tax hike would apply to groceries
• Photo
• Trail expansion postponed, November event discussed
• Learn more about Village clubs, leagues at today’s Community Fair
• Dr. Sullivan chosen top VFW caregiver
• Police report
• Bracke joins Century 21 agency
• Village water plant expansion reviewed
• Need for volunteer advocates for neglected children grows annually, CASA director says
• Frank wins FL board seat
• Seniors could suffer from federal budget cuts, officials say
• Year-to-date POA revenue down $415K from 2010
• Basking in the glow
• Wilford Pickett Sr.
• Ethel Hope Meppen
• They answered the call
• On the line
• Villagers win top honors at fair
• Community calendar
• Coming to a church near you . . . Faith, Fellowship and Flicks
• Prayer for America at BRBC
• Living Faith Community Church meets at Valencia Courts
• Cowart featured at the Witness
• Benefit concert at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Abundant Life to worship on Saturday evenings
• VUMC recognized as Wings of the Morning contributor
• Dr. Babbie led Sunday Forum
• Spiritual Searching
• Hands at work at COH
• VUMC is ‘Going Nuts for Missions’
• Jessieville First Baptist celebrates 75 years
• Practical faith
• Children from Barcelona Road Baptist Church attend church camp
• The Paper pulpit
• Garland County Jail Ministry holds annual Walk for Christ
• “Fusion” and “The Crossing”...Balboa Baptist has something for everyone
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club gets ready for annual chicken bake
• Villager Jackie Paul trains champions
• Saline County Library to host Antique Car Show
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Kirk and Rohnke exchange vows
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Crystal Chimes announces Guest Day will be Oct. 4
• Two artists featured
• Sager performs at Woodlands
• Old and New Renaissance Concert
• Concert Band presents benefit concert
• Cedat Mountain Singers prepare for Christmas
• HS/HSV Symphony Guild features Weeter’s watercolor during soiree’s live auction
• Razorback tailgate party added to Balloon Rally
• Rams outlast Cobras for 33-28 victory
• FL volleyball evens score with Lakeside
• Jessieville and Fountain Lake co-host match with Kipp Delta College Prep
• 5.3-pound stringer wins Lake Coronado event
• Cobras tune up for district tournament
• Golf gab
• Jessieville blasts Bauxite – keeps clean slate
• Golf gab
• 4th annual ClubCorp Charity Classic at Diamante
• Red, White and Blue Tourney at Diamante
• Pickleball Senior Olympics open to the public
• Putting problems? Check your aim
• Colleges try innovation to cut operating costs
• Still time to donate to AAUW book sale
• Place for friends to gather
• Revisiting law on ADHE director has some GOP support
• Ready to serve
• Church to host screenings
• Club offers deer stand fundraiser
• Magazine to provide home details online
• HSV Community Foundation holds annual meeting, election
• Committee reports strong numbers for facilities’ use
• Lawmakers object to funding shift
• State’s jobless rate rises to 8.3 percent
• Committee reports strong usage numbers
• Correction
• Marketing manager to promote Village
• Photo
• Sex offender sent to prison
• Committee favors change in skiing hours, explores lake patrol possibilities
• Author releases children’s book
• Police report
• Volunteers needed for deer hunt
• Patsy Ann Kemp
• Nancy L. Yeich
• Oris W.Walls
• Carolyn J. Randol
• ‘Tree thinning’ rapes Village forests
• Label opinions as such
• Looking for an in-state rivalry
• Can we talk ?
• Letters welcome
• The best of Vic Harville
• Family time in the electronic age
• Lauck lauded for dedication
• Village Writers’ Club to present publishing workshop
• Hundreds honor Lauck’s service
• Judge hears school’s suit
• Village sex offender sent to prison
• Patsy Ann Kemp
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Faith Lutheran holds annual Braille Spaghetti Dinner
• CLC names MOM
• Fall religious studies seminar
• Faith and Film at Presbyterian Kirk
• Hearn addresses doubt and certainty at UUVC
• MacKendrick comes to Aglow by way of Brazil
• Practical faith
• The Witness honors area teachers this weekend
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church to sponsor benefit concert
• Coronado Baptist honors musicians
• The Paper pulpit
• Spiritual Searching
• Miss Arkansas speaks to UMW
• Eckankar worship service on Sunday
• New members join BRBC
• Five centenarians honored at birthday celebration
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Gann and Roberts wed
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Crystal Chimes invites participation
• Broadway Show-time at the Woodlands
• Chorale gets ready for Christmas
• Readers Theater group is alive, well, and invigorated
• Antique cars, swap meet return to Petit Jean
• Pocket Theatre to hold auditions for December’s Oliver!
• Golf gab
• Lawn Bowlers finish Summer League play
• Harding Academy hangs first loss on Cobras again
• Lawn Bowling Arkansas Open
• Ole Timers HORSE Basketball’s fall season is underway
• Anglers Club welcomes POA general manager
• Oates leads J’ville over Mount Ida
• FL volleyball falls to Lakeside
• FL collapses to 0-2
• District golf tournaments at DeSoto
• 1st chipping contest
• Golf committee hears remodel plans at Magellan
• Lions Golf Scramble set for Oct. 13
• Tseng repeats at P&G NW Arkansas Championship
• Hiking Europe’s Mont Blanc, the trip of a lifetime
• Townhouse owners favor once-a-week trash pickup
• Village veterans give flags to VA hospital
• Entertainers preserve heritage
• ‘Strong Women’ praise McCauley
• Lorraine M. Hughes
• Jim Smith
• Suddenlink completes its all-digital conversion
• Interim chief drops out of director search
• Police report
• Quilt Guild sets biannual show Sept. 22-24
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary to host card party for cancer research
• Lawrence Lacny
• Mike Garner
• Political Cartoon
• Never forgotten
• Letters welcome
• A contrarian view on the economy
• The truth: Not necessarily what you want to hear
• Contributions exceed $30,000
• Village Cancer Walk celebrates ‘10th.
• Village Fees to increase under proposed $29M POA budget
• Contractors Licensing Board requires license for home improvements and repairs
• Local students win state poster honors
• New inductees
• Lake Ouachita annual shoreline cleanup is October 15
• More students pass AP classes state education officials say
• Auditor adds to Treasure Hunt
• Senator Sample tells GAC about redistricting efforts
• P&I seeks volunteers for deer hunt check station
• Village singer performs in ‘The Magic Flute’
• POA board prepares for vote on trash, ACC
• Savor the Flavor features nearly two dozen restaurants
• Saint-Gobain to build $100 million plant
• Ready for some football
• Civitan Center client’s art featured at Herzfeld Library
• The Good Samaritan Difference
• Picnics & Parties
• Community calendar
• Extreme Joy Makeover evening planned for Hot Springs Village
• A Season of Hope is Time of Renewal theme at VUMC
• Beth Moore study for women at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Happy Birthday, Wilma
• Balboa Baptist Church invites ladies to fall Bible study
• Church Women United will celebrate human rights Friday
• Christ of the Hills services will commemorate 9-11
• Special convocation of prayer for America takes place Sunday
• Spiritual Searching
• Four UUVC members will speak on Sunday
• Dr. James Farley to instruct Bible study
• Practical faith
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church offers Alpha Course
• Witness welcomes bikers this weekend
• The Paper pulpit
• Church of Christ serves lunch to teachers
• Bayou people find new home in Village
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• What’s happening around Hot Springs September
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Concerts Association will have appreciation reception
• Whoop-De-Do! at Arkansas Museum
• Photo
• Starsky wins HSV Cup Champion
• MGA 9-Hole
• Alexander, Zorn win Cortez tournament
• HORSE Basketball gets underway
• Golf gab
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• J’ville juniors get first victory over MP
• Jessieville volleyball gets first win
• Two vie for FL School Board seat
• HSV Community Foundation Annual Meeting
• WW II veterans, Meek plan Sept. 19 book signing
• VFW auxiliary plans second popular casino fundraiser trip
• New juror notification system decreases inconvenience
• Republican Women to hold fall golf outing
• FL volleyball repeats at Mena Classic
• Knights hold successful tournament
• Chelsy Jackson to UA Monticello
• Fountain Lake golfers play tri-match in Little Rock
• Traveling America’s streams by canoe
• Lake Hamilton squeaked by Lady Cobras last week
• Razorback Club welcomes Zimmerman to dinner meeting
• Automatic draft program for property owners
• News from the POA
• Fundraiser to benefit HS/HSV Symphony Guild
• HSV Republican women will welcome Rankin
• NPMC awarded for top performance
• Trivia Night is just around the corner
• Chamber to host early voting
• Mercy announces $11 million enhancement
• Police report
• Oliver serves on prosecutors association board
• Kenneth Marshall Smith
• James Allen ‘Al’ Pratz
• Free prostate cancer screening and educational event
• Post Labor Day labor rule
• Vignettes
• Did anybody even notice?
• Successful AfterParty Event at Ponce de Leon follows another sold-out Woodlands performance of Colt and the Old 45s
• Permanent GC $6,000,000 Sales Tax Increase
• Bang Bang
• Loving all those caring chefs
• Tailgating
• Letters welcome
• Limited select tickets still available for 2011-12 HSV Concerts Association series
• THA board discusses trash pick-up, maintenance, infractions
• ACC approves one new home permit
• Baldwin talks beetles
• POA budget reviews scheduled
• September 11 attacks remembered on 10TH anniversary
• Arkansas Women’s Retreat coming soon
• Hospital humor
• Nonprofit program will pick up trash, recyclables
• Election to determine fate of events center, hotel
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Picnics & Parties
• Four join Faith Lutheran
• Villager’s son finishes Ironman Triathlon
• Celebrating 50 Years of Marriage
• The Paper pulpit
• Water Ceremony at UUVC
• Awana begins tonight at BBC
• Villagers invited to Convocation of Prayer for America on Sept. 11
• SH ladies’ plan annual luncheon/fashion show
• Practical faith
• VUMC welcomes new organist
• Spiritual Searching
• Card capers
• A Joyful noise
• Higherground Band featured at Wednesday Night Live
• UUVC supports Jackson House
• Card capers
• Witness begins fall segment
• McAuley celebrates National Senior Center month
• Silent Auction items highlight guild’s Silver Anniversary Soirée
• HSCB to perform final summer concert
• FAC to announce Diamond National Competition winners at Gallery Walk
• Dracula coming to the Pocket in October
• Gallery 726 will feature Ken Vonk in September
• FL takes J’ville golfers at DeSoto – Lions return favor at Belvedere
• Malone captures Coronado Club Championship
• Volleyball teams open play with two losses
• Jamboree shows weakness in Jessieville football
• FL tennis dominates Mena
• Snakes will be topic at Gulpha Gorge program
• Women’s basketball begins
• Cobras maul Sylvan Hills in scrimmage
• Golf Milestones
• Finders keepers
• Golf gab
• HORSE Basketball fall season begins Sept. 1
• Mountainside Church hosts 9th annual golf tournament
• Anglers Club creates habitat to improve fishing in Village lakes
• Former 19th Hole restaurant will re-open tomorrow as The Pink Olive
• Hospice Home Care joins area Chamber
• Still time to sign up for 10th Annual Village Walk for Cancer Research
• Miss Atrium crowned
• Ross speaks on reducing our dependence on Middle East oil
• Mary Ormiston
• Darlene D. Francke
• Police report
• Pet adoptions half-price in September
• Newcomers Coffee welcomes residents from 9 states
• Concerts Association mails season tickets
• Friends of Coronado Center Library sponsors Trivia Night
• HSV Community Foundation annual meeting is Sept. 15
• Beckwith Visions Florist to host 2nd annual God and Country Rally
• Ciento Way home destroyed by fire from possible lightning strike
• Newspapers convey opinions and hope
• Vignettes
• Political Cartoon
• Wants good decisions from food service committee
• Evening Lions contribute to JR Fisher memorial fund
• New life given to old computers
• Letters welcome
• Fountain Lake’s merit-pay program numbers released
• LPGA tickets are available
• Roy Rivers, John Denver tribute show at Ray Lynn
• 2011 benchmark testing results
• Ambassadors honored during annual appreciation luncheon
• Beth Anne Rankin announces U.S. House candidacy
• Former House speaker Landers dies Saturday
• Registration begins for Saline Girl Scouts
• Swinging Fore Saline
• Program offers details on recycling
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Altrusa goal locally: Leading to a better community
• Koziar’s Out the Window wins Painting of Month
• POA designates Sept. 11 Patriot Day in Village
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• BRBC welcomes seven new members
• A helping hand
• The Paper pulpit
• ‘Natural Beings’ is topic at UU Village Church
• Practical faith
• New pastor for Christ Lutheran Church
• Jarvis discussed herbs when Faith Lutheran Ladies met
• Time to renew at VUMC
• CLC hosted overnight guests
• Spiritual Searching
• GriefShare continues in Hot Springs Village
• Knights hosted Diocese of LR seminarians
• A Joyful noise
• Card capers
• Fusion Youth expands to include 6th grade
• Procedure on Alan’s brain gives new perspective on life
• Labor Day concert
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Fun City Chorus and ‘Elvis’ to perform annual dinner show
• Hickory Hill Park to host music concert
• Crystal Chimes Chorus awards scholarship
• Garland County Library announces September movies
• Ragsdale to sign books in Benton
• Jane Fitch and Linda Shearer exhibit at Woodlands
• Artists’ Workshop Gallery announces featured artists
• Picnics & Parties
• Football 101 at Hot Springs Mall
• Petrino, Bowden on TD Club schedule
• Republican Women to host golf outing fundraiser
• DeSoto Golf Course hit by pythium
• Lake Ouachita fall kayaking adventures
• Ouachita Hikers kickoff fall schedule
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• College Colors Day is Sept. 2
• Miners a mismatch for Cobra golfers
• FL volleyball takes Mena in benefit game
• Play Better Golf
• MGA 9-Hole
• Ole’ Timers begin HORSE Basketball on Sept. 1
• Golf gab
• Purple and gold game draws cameras
• 2011 MGA Member/Member winners
• Roy Pigg is Ponce Club Champion
• You’ve got the power helps Entergy customers
• Planetarium announces fall schedule
• Arkansas ranks 47th in child well-being
• Trails committee hears from angry residents
• Edeth O. Hawk
• Villager dies in Highway 7 accident
• Police report
• Newcomers coffee tomorrow
• Placing obituaries in Voice
• Edeth O. Hawk
• Jack M. Harness
• James Lee Smith
• Richard Dwight Fernald
• George F. Carbine, Jr.
• Mildred Moore Lance
• John (Jack) W. Hevener
• Vignettes
• Memorial bricks
• “Non-STOP epidemic revisited”
• Thanks for warning lights
• Early morning water skiing
• Readers’ Forum
• Searching for new reading frontiers
• Public works halts storm debris pickup, moves closer to water plant expansion
• Town hall meetings scheduled
• HSV Foundation deadline nears
• HOLLY’S HOT TIPS
• Road Runners have a grand time
• Evening Lions host bingo, donate to JR Fisher fund
• French will speak at HSV Heifer meeting Aug. 31
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Newcomers coffee tomorrow
• Where we came from
• Food service committee applications accepted
• ACC is now officially a POA board committee
• Jessieville enters next phase of campus plan
• Villagers should support new jail, says Griffin, JP
• One race in this year’s school board elections
• Uncollected assessments continues to plague POA
• End of summer fun
• James Lee Smith
• Villager dies in Highway 7 accident
• Mildred Moore Lance
• Photo
• Simple ways to reduce cancer risk
• New Pickleball courts open
• Golf gab
• ACC approves two new home permits
• Fountain Lake approves $14 million budget
• Hot Springs Village: A pot of gold
• Village POA to hire collection specialist
• New pickleball courts, restaurants, budget concerns highlight POA rec committee meeting
• Golf Milestones
• MGA 9-Hole
• FCA campers awed by experience
• LifeNet installs ePCR system
• Mary Teresa Ormiston
• Jack L. Orr
• Elyce R. Metros
• Christa Marie Florreich
• Leonides Gil
• William Monte Duvall
• George F. Carbine, Jr.
• Vignettes
• Phone may be too smart for my own good
• Letters welcome
• Is POA friend or foe?
• Water draw down on Lake Balboa
• Junior Golf thanks supporters
• Potter’s Clay funds minister to women
• FL’s EAST students aim for Founder’s Award
• Oh, My Aching Joints
• Lakes committee talks plant expansion, draw downs, lake patrols and towing hour restrictions
• Big money give-away at FL
• Imagine a future with no cancer
• Village loses two state reps
• Villager Betty Davis honored for 50 years of educational service
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Women’s Worship Weekend
• BRBC welcomes Cynthia Tolleson
• COH United Methodist Women and Men step up and team up with Jackson House
• ‘Summer Musings’ is topic Sunday at UUVC
• CLC names MOM
• Fusion Youth is 1 year old
• A Joyful noise
• Holy Trinity hears good news
• Kirk helps train new lay pastors
• Practical faith
• Shake It Up Cafe´ VBS a success
• Spiritual Searching
• Brakebill to address Aglow, New Beginnings Group
• Summer Blood Drive Scheduled for August 23
• The Paper pulpit
• Cannell receives Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
• Celebrating a 25 Year History of the Good Samaritan Difference
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Ransler wins scholar award
• HSCB gets ready for 6th outdoor concert
• Diamond State Chorus presents I Believe in Music
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Village Men’s Chorus announces first fall rehearsal
• Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs names new executive director, board
• Picnics & Parties
• SMH plans annual golf tournament
• Golf committee meeting hears bermuda green recommendations
• FL Volleyball opens tomorrow at Mena
• Golf gab
• Tennis is on the go in Hot Springs Village
• Brookfield Assisted Living to hold watermelon eating contest
• Urologist joins St. Joseph’s
• BrightStar Lifecare joins Village chamber
• City Plumbing gives back to The Fine Arts Center
• Hot Springs Cardiology Associates welcomes Lindsay Cortez, APN
• Police report
• Murder and burglary suspect undergoing second evaluation; wife’s theft trial is Nov. 16
• Village GAC pays visit to Fountain Lake
• Honor Flight applications available for WW II veterans
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Gay and Johnson to wed
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Villager’s grandson makes Eagle Scout
• Second Sunday worship service planned at VBC
• Live from Steel Hall ... It’s Wednesday Night Live
• Sylvia Browne is topic at UUVC
• New bishop visits Community of Joy
• Spiritual Searching
• A Joyful noise
• There’s a new church in town
• Wild game event will be at BBC
• Collage made by OCC youth
• CLC names MOM
• Village Bible Church announces fall Bible studies will begin soon
• The Paper pulpit
• Card capers
• Hoffman received Arkansas Community Service Award
• 14th Newcomer’s Class about to begin
• Hot Springs Concert Band announces scholarship applicants and winners
• Campfire program at Gulpha Gorge
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Artistic Divas display at Garvan Gardens
• Village Strings seek new director
• Ballet Arkansas invites young dancers to audition for The Nutcracker
• Picnics and Parties
• Cobra Golf opens sports calendar with victory
• Lee and Wood take overall gross and net titles
• Anglers get tips from Keith and Sutley
• Republican Women get ready for fall fundraiser
• Have basketball – will travel
• Golf gab
• Diamante WGA played “Beat the Pro”
• Police report
• Balboa Baptist dedicated disaster relief building
• THA residents beg POA to help with overflowing trash
• Teen Challenge’s plans await insurance settlement
• Record temperatures greet fall sports
• Day trippin’ . . . around Washington State Park
• News from the POA
• Property owners beware of high real estate sales offers
• Cindy Brusenhan fought cancer with dignity
• Stewart earns energy audit certification
• Grand Opening will be Aug 31
• Mountain Wine & Spirits joins HSVA Chamber
• Bakery opens to rave reviews in Village Plaza
• Kieffer Edwin Bailey Jr.
• Virginia M. Burnell
• Armour H. Titus Jr.
• Donna Gilbert
• Christa Marie Florreich
• Almost escaped, but Dixie keeps calling
• Political Cartoon
• Where are you?
• Garage sale signs are too small
• Pets, AWL and the POA
• Vignettes
• FL School gives back to the community
• Common property committee reviews files, deer hunt volunteers are sought
• Foundation establishes two endowments to benefit veterans
• Hot Springs Village named a “Top 100 Community”
• KAREN LAUCK RECEPTION
• Tornado-stricken church eager to return to its home
• Village crapemyrtle is loving the heat!
• Community calendar
• Veterans’ Vault
• GriefShare seminar helps work through life’s losses
• Knights serve state posts
• Distractions cloud what’s important
• First responders honored on 9-11
• Social Justice event Monday
• Rabbi Levy to speak at UUVC
• Versatile vocalist will perform at Witness pre-show
• Practical faith
• Crossgate team offers hope to Joplin
• Card capers
• Quartet will perform at Balboa Baptist
• DRIVING TIP: Use headlights so others can see you better
• Spiritual Searching
• Men’s retreat to feature former Chaplain of the Razorbacks
• Chuck Beale –
• Photo
• Join Alzheimer’s Arkansas to Celebrate Arkansans at 9th Annual Walk
• Photo
• Celebrating 50 Years of Marriage
• Gallery 726 Features Artist Caryl Joy Young in August
• Artist’s Workshop Gallery’s featured artists for the month of August
• Free summer concert by the Hot Springs Concert Band
• Friendly tablescape competition at Guild’s Silver Anniversary Soiree
• Scuttlebutt — Village golf
• Grandparents enjoy tennis tourney with grandchildren
• Razorback Club to host new coach
• Stuff the Bus Saturday for youths; enjoy state’s first sales tax holiday
• Village Pickleball Club to host Senior Olympics event
• Senior Olympics events to be held near Village
• Senior men and women compete in Coronado Tennis Center Club Doubles
• Photo
• WGA 9 Hole League
• Golf gab
• Huber-Oxendine team wins WGA Margaret Griffin Invitational; Speir-Elliott take net title
• Chase Thornton is Junior Golf Champ
• Jeter takes on cancer with family, friends, faith
• Durbin joins Crow law firm
• Waggin’ Wheel vet clinic sports western theme
• Police report
• Herbert Maxwell Simmons
• James R. Upham
• George A. Nicol
• Harry Muradian
• Matilda Molina-Rosa
• Summit ’s Wealth Management Group will host “Trust and Probate Basics” Seminar
• COH receives patriot award for support of pastor Bubba Smith’s service in Iraq
• Smith conducts worship services in deployed war zone
• Southern Belle Breads at Farmer’s Market
• News from the POA
• Jessieville refines campus building plan
• Letters welcome
• Expressing my appreciation
• Just want to say thanks
• Vignettes
• A political viewpoint
• Newspaper award is fitting tribute to dedicated staff
• Fountain Lake still in legal battle with state
• Voice wins 2010 APA Community Coverage award
• LAUCK RECEPTION
• Ponce Center’s Lauck to retire in September
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Local history
• Community calendar
• BRBC welcomes Sue Lopez
• Crossgate Church members minister at Belize
• Fusion Youth leads service and celebrates baptisms
• Molokai will be topic at UUVC on Sunday
• Restore Joplin Festival to benefit Convoy of Hope
• Practical faith
• Arkansas Women’s Retreat – ‘It’s a Good Great Deal!’
• Keyboards benefit concert at the Kirk
• Holy Trinity completes obligation
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• The Paper pulpit
• Sacred Heart implements new website
• Coplin to address Aglow, New Beginnings group
• Summer intern at BRBC works with King’s Kids
• Pastor Smith at COH communicates with home congregation via Skype
• Spiritual Searching
• VBS at VUMC is ready to ‘Shake It Up’
• Witness pre-show to feature two outstanding male vocalists
• A Joyful noise
• Join in games day at Village Church of Christ
• VA Medical Foster Home provides care in a family environment
• Gaines and Jackson wed
• Aug. 9 will be “Some Enchanted Evening”
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Symphony Guild to host Silver Anniversary Soirée
• Top of the Rock performs in N. Little Rock
• Crystal Chimes Chorus held all-day coaching day
• What’s happening around Hot Springs August
• Fountain Lake Scholars
• Wood takes second at state-archery competition
• Sheridan pulls reversal on HSV at American Legion state tournament
• Summer team basketball camp at Jessieville
• HSV Bocce Club completes spring session, competes for summer session
• Sutley, Thompson win wild card tournament
• Ike Eisenhauer Junior Tennis Tournament brings entrants and visitors to Village
• Junior golf – it’s tournament time
• Republican Women to host golf outing
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• WGA/Social League
• Kiwanis charity golf tournament returns
• Villagers place 2nd in Knights golf tourney
• Bocce Ball
• Scuttlebutt HSV Golf
• Tennis provides life skills to local and visiting youngsters
• Village senior tennis champions recognized
• Hunt wins Balboa Club championship
• Shoemaker benefits from treatments at UAMS
• “Speak your mind” is focus for Friday’s Democratic meeting
• Attorney Baim spoke at McAuley Center
• Berkemeyer earns AAMS designation
• Applications available for positions on THA board of directors
• Ponderosa Lane businesses targeted by thieves
• Police report
• Chester W. Bembenick
• Dorothy Mae Harness
• James R. Upham
• New students enroll at Jessieville Aug. 1-5
• Fall registration at Fountain Lake schools
• St. Joseph’s highlights MyMercy patient portal
• Congressman will not seek re-election
• Visit to Spa City kindles need for barbecue
• A political viewpoint
• Letters welcome
• Benefit concert in Village was huge success
• Outdoor facilities enhanced at Coronado Center
• Village boat docks are private, not common property
• Meek publishes WWII veterans’ stories
• Public works committee discusses water plant, paving, traffic
• Water restriction is making a difference in daily usage
• POA recycles phone books until Aug. 31
• No new home permit requests
• Artist: Dolls are universal
• Lawmen warn of suspicious visits
• Saline Memorial CEO resigns
• Committee considers UALR funding
• Blankenship at Woodlands through August
• They felt like they had won the jackpot
• Rock On After-Party is Aug. 27
• Village water restrictions the ‘new normal’
• Dorothy May Harness
• Picnics and Parties
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Clubs’ corner
• Schlabowske to address UUVC
• A year of changes at Christ Lutheran Church
• Wright was guest pastor at BRBC
• Practical faith
• Rally at Village Church of Christ for K through 6th graders
• Find comfort at GriefShare
• Eckankar worship service is Sunday
• The Paper pulpit
• A Joyful noise
• Church of Christ members aid in Joplin cleanup
• Red, white, blue and ice cream too at VUMC
• Spiritual Searching
• Miners found ‘gold’ at Vacation Bible School
• Family/Youth Weekend at The Witness features Messenger
• Marjorie carried on after husband’s death
• Palette Power to exhibit at Mountain Valley Spring Company
• Fourth outdoor summer concert for Hot Springs Concert Band
• Fine Arts Center to host Diamond Exhibit
• A bump in the road, but the beat goes on
• Enders announces book signing
• What’s happening around Hot Springs July
• Proof continues at the Pocket
• Flute Ensemble announces scholarship recipient
• Final Women’s Tri-Level competition
• MGA 9-Holers are ready to go
• Only two more weeks for juniors and sponsors to try lawn bowling
• Champions again
• Magellan hosts Fearless Friday football kickoff
• Republican Women to hold fall golf outing fundraiser
• Lawn bowlers busy despite hot weather
• Golf gab
• WGA 18-Hole women make plans
• Golf Milestones
• WGA 18-Hole ladies played ‘Pick Your Partner’ Solheim Cup event
• Volleyball 101 coming to Jessieville
• Near-perfect game by Reyes nets Zone-4 championship
• Tennis court to be converted for pickleball
• News from the POA
• Jessieville School District hosts GAC meeting
• Boat docks, lake draw downs, patrols, water treatment discussed by lakes committee
• Swing Fore Saline Golf Tournament set for Sept. 8-9 at Hurricane club
• The center of the state
• HSV 2-1 at state tournament entering Monday games
• Vegetable stand honed artist’s future talent
• Taste of Bryant offers wide sample of restaurants’ food
• Rec committee evaluates 4th, considers projects
• Potter’s Clay card party is Aug. 3
• Detached retina doesn’t keep bowler from nationals
• June rounds up, water tanks low
• Potter’s Clay party is Aug. 3
• Police report
• THA directors vote to increase voting sessions
• National Camps for Blind visit Fiesta Bowl
• “Speak your mind” is focus of July Democratic meeting
• New students enroll at Jessieville Aug. 1-5
• Eagles offer disaster assistance
• New GM continues to ‘right POA ship’
• Village water restrictions in effect
• Surviving another hot summer day
• Shopping locally can beat online deals
• Cartoon
• Seven on Seven was successful
• Stop forwarding political bashing emails
• Welcome to Canada
• Equal pain
• Wake up and smell the stop sign
• Funeral procession etiquette
• Stephen Schaffer
• Jerald Person
• Paul Wayne Ingram
• Iva Dee Warren
• Victor F. Schott Jr.
• FL coaches train for emergency response
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Congratulations graduate
• UUVC supports VCO
• Practical faith
• The Paper pulpit
• Patriotic celebration at Barcelona Road Baptist
• Day to perform at The Witness
• Spiritual Searching
• Fusion Youth attended conference in Panama City
• Learning about Parkinson’s Disease at Christ of the Hills
• Village fire and law enforcement at community blood drive
• BBC celebrated “God and Country Day”
• A Joyful noise
• Methodist churches share VBS decorations
• Church member organizes assistance for Joplin victims
• Silent and live auctions highlight Symphony Guild’s upcoming Soiree
• Picnics & Parties
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Crystal Chimes participated in Summer Music Camp
• Strongest Man contest returns to Hot Springs
• HSCB recognizes scholarship competitors
• Villagers' daughter competed in 1/2 Iron Man
• Middlekauff, Cepicky win Coronado bass tournament
• Fountain Lake wins first championship at Tillery Field
• HSV rocks Sheridan 9-2
• What a catch
• Golf-A-Rama benefits Shriners Hospital
• Harper takes Cortez Club Championship
• Golf gab
• DWGA hosted HSCC ladies for fun play day
• Golf Milestones
• Local teams bring home Gold and Bronze Medals
• Archery opens doors to youth
• Dr. Pullig celebrates third anniversary with open house
• Donate school supplies for Paul Bewie B&G Club kids
• 4th of July accident at Balearic and Balboa
• HSV Heifer Club teams up with Culinary District
• Sargent will sign Changing Your Stars
• Village officer discovers meth lab components in routine traffic stop
• Police report
• Keep vehicles, homes locked
• Victor F. Schott
• Rose Marie Nelson
• Anita Jeanne Carter
• Mary Ellen Kenslow MacIntosh
• Iva Dee Warren
• Cartoon
• Susan Grace Kelly
• G. Richard ‘Dick” Myers
• Vignettes
• Just had to tell this on myself
• July 4th weekend
• Thanks . . . over and over again
• Readers’ Forum
• Internet is livesaver for home mechanic
• “The best fireworks ever in HSV”
• Hotel California
• Fourth of July fun in Hot Springs Village . . .
• Bridge offers venue for walkers, runners, cyclists
• Truck is prize in Chamber fundraiser
• Photographer captures back-yard bugs digitally
• Common property committee considers short July agenda
• THA board discusses drought, painting, software, trash
• POA recycles phone books
• Two homes approved by ACC, 90 improvements
• Arkansas Foodbank has record totals
• Trash-collection rates, service could change
• Serious accident at Balearic, Balboa
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Casual, contemporary, The Crossing
• The Witness honors ‘those who protect us’
• Floyd Bahr turned 90
• The Paper pulpit
• UUVC to present panel on Middle East
• ‘Getting to know you’ at BBC
• Singing Joy Boys at Good Samaritan
• Holy Trinity celebrated Trinity Sunday
• 2nd Sunday and sundaes
• A Joyful noise
• Donate the gift of life at VUMC
• Spiritual Searching with
• Pastor Worch remembers
• Concert band gets ready for 3rd Concert in the Park
• Picnics & Parties
• Carnival’HSVCTC HSVCTC had a ‘Summer Carnival’
• Guns N Hoses community blood drive
• WGA 18-Hole Margaret Griffin Invitational
• Lake Ouachita State Park to host Dutch oven demo
• DWGA 18 Holers play Member/Member tourney
• Beating the dog days of summer
• Sally’s Body Shop is HSV baseball sponsor
• Oops! Golf cart bites the dust, er uh, water
• Nero signs with HSU for volleyball
• Fifth annual ASMSA/Cisco Golf Classic set
• Scott Moody is Isabella Club Champion
• Golf gab
• Diamante celebrated 16th anniversary
• Golf Milestones
• Daily led HSV to win over LR Blue
• HSV takes a pair from Genoa Central
• Day trippin’ . . . Around MacArthur Museum
• Article
• Hollansworth’s Green Dragon takes crack at Great Race title
• CASE seeks hosts for foreign exchange students
• Drake’s Optical welcomes optometrist Carozza
• NPMC’s Relay raises $20,000
• Police report
• Where we came from
• Trade in vehicle decal when trading in vehicle
• Veteran designation to appear on Arkansas driver’s license
• Attorney to speak at McAuley Center
• Margaret Thompson
• David Charles Ibinger
• Keep the Voice a hometown newspaper
• Village hospitality again on display
• My dock is common property?
• Both sides need to address federal debt
• So many kindnesses from friends and strangers
• Letters welcome
• Political Cartoon
• Knowledge helps when dealing with injured animals
• Lake Ouachita State Park is offering Bird Island Tours
• Gaining its wings
• Geese on DeSoto:
• DeGray Lake Resort State Park
• Goose here, goose there, goose everywhere
• Just a part of the fun of living on the golf course in the Village . . .
• Keeps a Mama busy
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Take time to smell the roses . . . or look at blueberries
• Folk dancers come to Herzfeld Library to perform traditional selections Saturday
• Hospital, Chamber kick off Glitz and Glamour
• Benton’s Royal Players offer production of ‘Cinderella’
• A wild time at the library
• Author will discuss ‘Expert Testimony’ Monday
• COH Pastor Smith begins deployment duties in Iraq
• Coffee is opportunity to meet, learn about Village
• Cartoonist Harville retires
• Local food pantry gains 3,000 boxes of cereal
• POA announces cost-saving personnel restructuring
• Chamber board names Wagstaff as interim executive director
• Holidays bring family fun
• Six simple tips for healthy summer living
• Canyon Springs Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit
• Did you know?
• Hobbies for arthritis sufferers
• Did you know?
• The right mattress is a worthy investment
• HSV Rec Mag a handbook for retirees
• A few prescribed pharmacy facts
• Did you know?
• Important health screenings for men
• Dr Campbell Brings Advanced Heartburn Procedure to Hot Springs
• Health care at your fingertips
• Sometimes retirement brings us more than a great round of golf or game of bridge
• Did you know?
• How to address varicose veins
• Explaining Elder Abuse
• Heart and Vascular Institute at NPMC - Areas most experienced vascular surgeons
• A healing environment, lavish affordability at The Atrium at Serenity Pointe
• Did you know?
• Redefining BEAUTY
• Poison plants fast facts
• Mount Carmel Community – helping bridge the gap
• Superior Senior Care is a leader in caregiver referral services
• New stroke program offered at Saline Memorial Hospital
• Learning how to replace a broken flag
• Flesher serves on destroyers during 20-year naval career
• Thursday, June 30
• Wednesday, June 29
• Tuesday, July 5
• Monday, July 4
• Sunday, July 3
• Saturday, July 2
• Friday, July 1
• Melissa Glenn will sign this weekend at The Witness
• Attitude is everything
• Bieberle celebrates 60th anniversary
• Vessels for the Lord conference at COH
• UU Village Church addresses ‘One Nation Under God’
• ELCA Bishop retires, called to Christ Lutheran Church
• UUVC donates to Red Cross
• Becoming the person you long to be
• K of C Council installs officers
• Ice Cream Social – A Village and Village UMC tradition
• Farewell to the Schlotts
• Are we whole?
• Have you gotten any rain?
• Ruth Circle of COH makes items for Ingathering
• Lending a few helping hands
• Card capers
• Contract bridge
• It’s ‘Tea’ time in Hot Springs Village
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Blankenship, Langewis featured at Artists’ Workshop Gallery
• Arrison spoke at 1st Summer Concert
• Anderson featured through July
• Kathy Jervis named Player of the Year
• Tablescape competition will highlight Silver Anniversary Soiree for Symphony Guild
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Church clinic spreads word about Pickleball
• DWGA-9 hosted annual Invitational Tournament
• Fountain Lake 7-on-7 football tournament is July 9
• Tri-Level teams ‘beat the heat’
• Anglers Club members battle it out for top spots
• Chix with Stix
• Jessieville athletic physicals July 6 at Sports Arena
• Local athletes enjoy all-star competition
• MGA 9 played at DeSoto
• Play Better Golf with Jack Nicklaus
• WGA 18-Hole Mixer
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• HSV Tennis Association held Generation Tournament
• McGhee wins medals at National Senior Games
• Albright shoots 67 to win at Magellan
• Taylor wins play-off for DeSoto Club Championship
• Proper use of electronic gates
• Ouachita National Forest supervisor issues special orders
• HSV property owner from Little Rock wins Lexus SUV
• Villagers’ guests can camp at Coronado RV Park
• Newcomers coffee is tomorrow
• Tomorrow’s Therapy and Fitness breaks ground at Eastgate plaza
• Verizon wireless will upgrade Village services
• Summit Bank breaks ground for new Hot Springs Village east branch
• Police report
• Ronald W. Metros
• Robert J. Schuffert
• Dr. Jerry G. King
• Cynthia Sue Flinn
• Norvell Lee Pugh
• Thomas Peter “Tucker” DeGraeve
• Fond farewell to the “old guy”
• Cartoon
• Readers’ Forum
• Announcement defines clear path for Entergy Arkansas
• Summer arrived
• HSV under fireworks, open burning bans
• Villagers meet elected officials, learn of opportunities
• McAuley collects items for tornado relief
• DeSoto Pool swim classes teach water safety skills
• Royal Players set auditions
• Metroplan hopes to offer service Hot Springs Village
• Saline leaders, UALR to develop campus expansion plan
• Storm debris drop-off location reopens; deadline for pick up is July 8
• POA announces 4th of July holiday trash schedule
• In memory of Marcia Greathouse
• Fourth of July holiday activities at Hot Springs Village
• Investigation begins into grinder-related death
• GAC is briefed on flood-plain issues
• Jessieville to scale back its campus plan; high school to move to 8-period days
• Hot Springs Village firefighters learn water rescue skills
• Library schedules free programs for summer
• Teen dies in two-vehicle accident
• Lawyer indicted, arrested in drug sting
• Seeking Saline County news
• Saline County News
• Committee plans to promote trails throughout November
• Coronado Patio Garden selected YOM
• Next omelette, please
• More changes in Village restaurants
• Small turnout at Flag Day ceremonies
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Crossgate Church offers “Camp Obsessed”
• Spiritual enrichment month at BBC
• Practical faith
• All Stars go bowling
• Spiritual Searching
• Music adds to the joy of an ECW shoe fund donation
• The Paper pulpit
• Barcelona Road Baptist Church sponsored golf classic
• Concert at Presbyterian Kirk to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• BRBC blessed by students’ performance
• A Joyful noise
• Friday is ‘Pastor’s Night’ at The Witness
• CASA of Saline Co. announces new director, supervisor
• Pet therapy offers escape for those in need
• Big Band concert and dance returns to Balboa Pavilion
• Girls, girls, girls – What’s in a name?
• Moonlight and Magnolias at Central Theatre in Hot Springs
• Stanage earns tennis scholarship
• Golfers support Arkansas Freedom Fund at Diamante
• American Legion Post 123 presents colors in baseball opener
• Lady Cobras’ summer camp winners
• Basketball girls host car wash
• HSV edges Benton on catcher miscue
• Lake Sophia coughs up a big bass
• Junior Golf needs volunteers
• Lauer and Adams are Diamante Classic champs
• WGA Social League hosted Couples Play Day
• Cortez proves tough for Anglers’ tournament
• Golf gab
• Diamante front 9 victorious over back 9
• Golf Milestones
• Brutal heat does not stop junior golfers
• Team Arkansas wins Tri-States Championship at Magellan
• Practice, practice, practice
• Mowry is ASGA match play champ
• Residents address concern over intersection
• Fourth of July holiday activities at Hot Springs Village
• Head Start students demonstrate kindergarten readiness
• Special Olympics recipient of CPH&E June donation
• Groundbreaking
• Health Mart #1 offering drive-thru service
• Report gate violations
• Bobby Joe Burkhart
• Louise Larue Slaughter
• Alton Roe Hardy
• Jack Burtonshaw
• Leeard G. Siebels
• John Riordan
• Vincent (Benny) Campbell Armstrong
• Col. William (Bill) Barrett, (Retired)
• Jessieville thespians presented Willy Wonka, Jr.
• Village wastewater collection
• Waterfall, new home permits approved
• Committee hears flood plain update, lake testing delayed
• Willy Wonka, Jr. came to Woodlands
• Board approves asking for declaration amendment
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Like father, like son
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• COH members learn to navigate Facebook
• Village UMC to observe Peace with Justice Sunday
• UUVC ‘Flower Communion’
• CLC names MOM
• A Joyful noise
• Fusion Youth going on Florida trip
• SH prepares disaster relief kits
• The Paper pulpit
• Learn to knit or crochet with the Faith and Hope Circle at Christ of the Hills UMC
• After the storm
• Spiritual Searching
• Fathers/grandfathers honored at the Witness
• Mountainside UMC gets ready for VBS
• We Care In Reach Ministry leaders gather for luncheon
• Starting Over Ministries making a difference
• Most American unaware of gout risk factors
• Don’t miss the bus – it’s almost show time
• Chimes selects Digger of the Year
• Concert in Hot Springs
• Chanticleers’ new officers
• SH volunteers worked at Special Olympic games
• Pink-Ball tourney completes 21st year
• Youth benefit from junior golf program
• Buck is Rally for the Cure winner
• New times for Pickleball training classes
• Generation Tennis Tournament
• Hole-in-one
• Happy birthday, dear Wyn
• Spring Bowl Tournament
• Anglers club learns about local walleye fishery
• Sunshine brings more than golfers out
• Golf gab
• DWGA9 held Eclectic Tournament
• Golf Milestones
• Arkansas seeks first Tri-States title at Magellan
• Gregory named FL head baseball coach
• Lady Duffers celebrate Founders Day
• LIKE FATHER, LIKE DAUGHTER
• Trademark holds charity benefit for Starting Over Ministries
• Something “strange” has arrived at Mid-America Science Museum
• Resort on Lake Ouachita joins HSVA Chamber
• Police report
• THA directors discuss storm damage, budgets and paint colors
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Newcomers coffee will be June 30 at Ponce de Leon Center
• Beverly Betty Jones
• J.R. Fisher
• Horace C. Vincent Jr.
• Dianne Ruth DeWerd
• Garland County County Village Courthouse for a Day
• Impressive dining experience
• Deer don’t talk on cell phones
• It’s a retirement community
• Yes, we have no bananas.
• Your brother’s keeper?
• Wisconsin Picnic needs chairpeople to continue event
• Letters welcome
• Cartoon
• New life begins with the Village
• Village resident named to Phi Theta Kappa
• Storm clean-up is nearly complete on golf courses
• Classes to teach children to swim
• Bow hunt should reduce numbers of deer-vehicle collisions
• Four arrested, home boarded after drug raid
• Local history
• Garland County officials prepare to meet Villagers tomorrow
• Spa City hosts HOG Rally
• Campus could offer bachelor’s
• Saline County officials switch to GOP
• Another crash occurs at troubled intersection
• Nature coordinates living coloring
• Village road paving program begins
• Shearon named Voice GM
• POA worker killed in tragic accident
• Volunteers will expand FL station with help of grant
• Another crash occurs at troubled intersection
• J.R. Fisher
• DeSoto Dancers officers elected
• Veterans’ organizations sponsor Flag Day event
• Shell alumni donate, encourage other groups
• AAUW elects 2011-12 officers
• DAR holds installation
• Tie a knot and hang on
• MOAA welcomes new member
• Bill Veal honored with community service award
• Tuesday, June 14
• Monday, June 13
• Sunday, June 12
• Saturday, June 11
• Friday, June 10
• Thursday, June 9
• Wednesday, June 8
• They answered the call
• Barcelona Road Baptist gets ready for VBS
• New members join the Kirk
• VUMC sets dates for VBS
• Coronado Baptist Church’s picnic was nothing but fun
• Village Interfaith Council
• Council of Churches donates to Harvey’s Chapel
• The Paper pulpit
• A ‘Gold Rush’ is coming to the Village
• Coronado Baptist calls minister of music
• Becoming an inviting church is topic at UUVC
• Ladies of VCC host luncheon in honor of B.A.R.B.S. Place
• Spiritual Searching
• The Witness to hold special Cancer Survivor Weekend
• Shake It Up Cafe´at Mountainside UMC
• Practical faith
• Franklin addressed BRBC Men’s Ministry
• COH’s Faith and Fellowship class visited dude ranch
• Summer study of Heaven offered
• Arkansas Women’s Retreat scheduled for September
• A Joyful noise
• Fr. Elser celebrates silver anniversary
• Graves earned prestigious awards
• Zordell is West Point graduate
• First Summer in the Park Concert is Monday
• Fun City Chorus’ membership increases
• Willy Wonka Jr. comes to Woodlands stage
• Village Anglers fish Lake Hamilton
• Starsky takes Granada championship, again
• HSV American Legion 2011 Baseball Schedule
• Model Airplane Show in Saline Co.
• Dallas Erdman has been running most of his life
• Bennett in Tri-State golf tournament at Magellan
• Spring football wraps up
• BlackHatters play golf
• Golf gab
• Chenal Country Club ladies play golf with DWGA 18-Hole ladies
• Lawn Bowlers invite youth to learn to play
• HSV Coronado Tennis Center news
• Lowe takes champ honors second year straight
• New winner at annual Jessieville tournament
• Bennett-Wheelis win HSV Couples Tournament
• Memorial Day weekend brought Village water sports to life
• St. Joseph’s to sell clinic at DeSoto and Carmona
• Hearing date is pending on sexual indecency charges
• Police report
• Cleatrice “Cleo” McCrary
• Swim lessons at DeSoto Pools
• George Joseph Flood
• Leonard L. Baldwin
• Joyce L. Rogers
• Mary Katherine Horton Nations
• Willard G. Dellis
• Charles “Chuck” Alm
• New homes, fences approved by ACC
• Your water – from Lake Lago to the faucet
• Little known veteran benefit
• Foshee takes final bow at Jessieville
• Grandmaster Tsai held Chi presentation
• Vignettes
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• Article
• Thanking Villager Marshall Thompson
• Asking drivers to watch for pets and walkers
• Birth certificate requirements change for foreign travel
• Razorback athletes benefit from Village tournament
• We encourage patronizing Village restaurants
• Call to silent majority to take stand
• He can see clearly now
• Now this is customer service
• Article
• POA restaurant management gets suggestions from RASP
• Village Community Market hours changed
• Ekberg leaves to take NC marketing position
• Village Walmart recognized by Miracle Network
• Village Cancer Research Walk scheduled for Sept. 10
• POA board proposes fewer budget parameters
• Let the summer fun begin
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• High school students earn honors in automotive repair competition
• Notes & Knots is theme for Luncheon Connection
• VFW Post 10483 installs new officers
• Children learn about butterflies at Head Start
• Kirk welcomes new members
• Village Bible Church has new summer worship schedule
• Ladies of Sacred Heart Fund Scholarship
• Village Interfaith Council
• ‘When War Becomes Interminable’ is topic at UUVC
• Ladies of Sacred Heart donate funds for text books
• A Joyful noise
• ‘Second Sunday’ worship service at Village Bible Church
• New officers for Sacred Heart Ladies
• VUMC to host potluck luncheon after worship service Sunday
• Spiritual Searching
• The Paper pulpit
• Three in 1 Youth Ministry is involved in many activities
• Presbyterian Women present awards
• Going green meant going shopping for Community of Joy women
• Fusion Youth gets ready for trip
• Witness opens 31st season this weekend
• Essay after returning from a tour to Israel
• Artists Fitch and Halderman featured at Mountain Valley Water Company
• Saline County Library features works of art students
• BrushStrokes exhibits at Garvan Woodland Gardens
• Chinese Brush Painting on display at Coronado Center
• The Fine Arts Center features Oberst and Wells
• Concerts board excited about historic season
• Gallery 726 Marlene Gremillion
• Crystal Chimes Chorus names Sweet Adeline of the Year
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Two new exercise classes
• Spa City expands summer programs
• Sweatin’ in the Hills
• Golf gab
• Fifteen Years of Hot Springs Village National Championships
• Profifile of a champion – Jessieville Lions baseball 2011
• HSV Women Run clinic ends with 5K Race in Conway
• DWGA 18 held Eclectic Tournament
• Golf gab
• Another “ageless wonder” for Richard “Pipe” Bender
• Lady Duffers will honor their founder June 8
• Jessieville baseball team hit stride at right time
• Library new stuff
• Village officers carry torch for Special Olympics
• Civitans aid diaper drive
• Republican women told strength is growing
• Villagers contribute to prescription take-back event
• Berna Scherwat
• Dorothy Palmquist
• Patricia Mae Vetter
• John R. Hayes
• Village paving begins
• Grinder turns storm debris into mulch
• First Place 4 Health at Mountainside UMC
• Chaffin humbled by response to his commencement address at HSU
• Saline Co. Library announces Summer Reading Programs
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• Summer renews fond memories
• Police report
• Garland County officials will hold June open house
• Marketing Hot Springs Village
• Wine & Roses raises funds for Chamber
• Realtors celebrate national open house this weekend
• Friends of Village thank POA storm-cleanup workers
• Geothermal system intake repaired
• Picnics & Parties
• Community calendar
• Veterans’ Vault
• Hanging of the VBS banner
• Village Interfaith Council
• Honoring Mary
• Spiritual Searching
• UUVC offers doubleheader
• Presbyterian Kirk welcomes new members
• Sundberg addressed Ladies Guild of Faith Lutheran Church
• Practical faith
• Bruce Swihart named WBC’s Distinguished Baptist Minister
• Sacred Heart Disaster Response Team has been busy
• A Joyful noise
• The Paper pulpit
• Successful super-size sale
• UMCOR mission trip for Village UMC a blessed event
• Christ of the Hills answers call for caregiver support
• Ordination brings Anglicans to the Village
• Celebrating 55 years of marriage
• Lindsey and Burk to wed
• Schanink and Steveken featured in June
• Hotel California – A Salute to the Eagles
• Brush Strokes’ juried exhibit winners
• Babies… a word that means the world
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• WGA 18-Hole handicap tourney
• Heritage Day and Good Ole Days take place in Mount Ida
• Memorial Day concert
• Movie night at Gulpha Gorge
• Diamante MGA spring member/member tournament
• Member/guest tournament hosted by Diamante WGA 18
• Couples League
• Bocce Ball results
• Jessieville rocks Baptist for berth in state final
• Burke etches name on All-American board
• Harper wins HORSE High Point Average and Sportsmanship award
• Village lawn bowlers attempt new games
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• Social League gets ready to play
• Kissin’ cousins?
• Anglers Club hosted senior fishing day at Lake Cortez
• Two trips to Bear Country net Lions state title
• Arkansas residents must apply to freeze value of home
• Realtors fundraise for Special Olympics
• St. Joe’s co-workers jump for health
• Foshee reception is June 4
• Hollansworth is FL Valedictorian
• Police report
• Benny Weissenborn
• Carole A. Tante
• George F. Kenney
• Ray Hendricks
• Proclamations honored, will promote HSV
• Packages were taken to door
• Local history
• Fine dining is available in the Village
• Congratulations on Jessieville baseball victory
• Keeping it all cold with dry ice
• Cartoon
• Monday is Memorial Day…a time to remember
• THA board approves software, committee member, new attorney
• Wilson’s donates windows, siding to Teen Challenge
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Village property owners with storm damage may apply for FEMA
• Village receives powerful grinder to mulch debris, paving of roads delayed
• Arkansas State Police annual Click It or Ticket safety campaign saves lives
• Congressman’s district representatives visit Village
• County judge plans to attend Garland County Courthouse Day
• Berks found fit to stand trial; attorney seeks another evaluation
• Saline County to honor heroes
• HSV Rotary helps Simply Kids
• Trails committee discusses controversial trail extension
• ACC approves two new homes, fences, tree removal
• GAC gives updates on FEMA, census, jail
• Uncollected assessments continue to challenge POA
• Jessieville Lions 2011 3A State Champions
• Website provides quick info about jail’s inmates
• Memorial Day ceremony is Monday
• Ray Hendricks
• They answered the call
• Mountainside UMC to hold Shake It Up Café VBS
• Christ of the Hills UMW awards scholarships
• Practical faith
• BRBC honored deacons
• Spiritual Searching
• Church chatter
• Fusion Youth holds car wash
• Summer Bible study at Village Bible Church
• COH mission team takes field trip
• Village Interfaith Council
• VBC has a Mercy Ministry
• Gettin’ ready for the Gold Rush
• A Joyful noise
• SH Men’s Club hosted steak dinner
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC answers call for help
• Jessieville author explores Bible in new book
• UUVC dedicates new building
• Head Start 5-year-olds visit the ‘Big School’
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Healthification has co-workers jumping in the name of National Employee Health and Fitness Day
• Jessieville Boys take third at state track meet
• Lady Lions miss state track title by three points
• Last week for Pocket’s Plaza Suite
• Safe Boating Week
• Golf gab
• John Pelphrey’s Florida salery set at $180,000
• Tournament anglers conquer Coronado
• Lions bomb Genoa Central for first trip to semi-finals
• MGA 9-Holers at Magellan
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• WGA 9-Hole is ready to ‘Rally’
• Hot Springs Village rallies for a cure
• Razorback club hosts golf extravaganza
• DeSoto Pool to be saved, but with multi-use goal
• Jessieville High School commencement tonight
• Deadline to assess property is May 31
• Make-A-Wish effort succeeds for two local softball teams
• Arts and Crafts Fair continues in popularity
• Property owner cards do not expire
• Donald R. Waldrip
• Stephen James Sabatino
• John H. Roy
• Mildred Nord Palmer
• Police report
• Vehicle Decal Reminder
• Thomas Reginald Hightower, Sr.
• Robert T. (Bob) Merritt
• Louis L. “Mac” McCormick
• Gerald L. Dunaway
• Luella Cash
• Robert G. Johnson
• Thank you for your response
• Golf committee hears storm updates
• Anglers Club welcomes Air Force personnel for a day of fishing
• POA announces schedules for Memorial Day Holiday
• Where we came from
• Rec committee discusses DeSoto Pool, 4th of July
• Lakes committee discusses water-related issues
• JSD hires Nabholz to manage campus project
• Fountain Lake and Jessieville will share bus resources
• Fountain Lake files suit against state
• Randy Noles named public works director
• Saline County officials meet Villagers
• Fallen Arkansas heroes
• Thomas Reginald Hightower, Sr.
• Gazing at stars in Arkadelphia
• They answered the call
• Community calendar
• VFW auxiliary organizes casino trip
• POA GM tells about HSV challenges, response plans
• Discover living history, decor at Morning Connection
• Picnics & Parties
• Movie night at Balboa Baptist
• What Jesus failed to say is topic at UUVC Sunday
• It’s time to give blood
• BRBC women attended Beth Moore conference
• Swihart addressed WBC graduates
• Mountainside UMC to hold Shake It Up Café VBS
• Christ of the Hills volunteers help organizations in need
• There is a ‘Gold Rush’ coming to the Village
• A Joyful noise
• Practical faith
• Gospel meeting
• The Paper pulpit
• Village Church of Christ served those who serve
• CLC names MOM
• VUMC music service entitled ‘Do not lose your song’ Sunday
• An evening of healing music concert
• Spiritual Searching
• Eckankar worship service is Sunday
• Summer Bible study at Village Bible Church
• BBC held annual Widow/Widowers Banquet
• Card capers
• Crossgate hosts 3rd annual Fishing Derby
• Christ of the Hills UMC enters world of social networking
• Holy Trinity Card Party
• Faith Lutheran Church surviving the storm
• Top of the Rock Chorus holds auditions
• Brigadoon announced for 2011-12 concerts season
• Carol Samsel book signing
• Cruisers host 16th annual car show
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Symphony Guild announces Silver Anniversary Soiree
• Free ‘Legends’ concert at Village UMC
• Here comes the bride – at last!
• Reyes blanks Riverview at Regional
• Lunker largemouth
• First-inning botches doom Lions
• Saving shorelines
• District final was unkind to Lions
• Hot Springs Village Safe Boating Week
• Anglers Club members hear about rod and reel repair
• Time to play ball at Boys and Girls Club
• Bocce Ball results
• Tournament anglers compete on Lake Balboa
• Hill competes in her third Boston Marathon
• Diamante Guys and Dolls held annual ‘Spring Fling’
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Hinz defends title in HORSE Basketball
• Special Olympics track and fifield day
• Woodturner does good turn for Shriners
• Garden Inspirations fundraiser will be May 20
• Common property committee reviews several requests; deer hunt details announced
• Real and personal property tax day changed
• More seek food pantry’s aid after disasters
• Deadline to assess property is May 31
• Company’s Comin’ will host Faith in the Middle book signing tomorrow
• Village firefighters support cancer-stricken colleague
• THA directors discuss paint colors, computer system, violation procedures
• Police report
• Charlotte A. “Char” Caverly
• Marcus “Mark” Schoen
• Ella Mae Farmer
• Raymond A. Entringer
• Elda E. (Gens) Christensen
• Gretchen R. Ballew
• Cartoon
• Vignettes
• Treatment for burns – with flour
• Fire, fire, fire
• Generosity shown by Good Spirits
• Logan needs a forever home
• Glenhaven benefits greatly from concert
• Letters welcome
• Preparing to say goodbye to newspaper, friends
• Recovery efforts continue in Village
• Watch for RR crossing
• Roadrunners Picnic Meeting
• HSV Board of Realtors hosts Special Olympics fundraiser
• Tornado damage spawns increased volunteer relief efforts
• Saline County, FEMA officials tour Village storm damage
• Teen Challenge has 2 drop-off sites
• Record year expected for bluebirds
• Villagers can contact nonresidents over tree concerns
• HSV Courthouse for a Day is Monday
• Resident & Visitors Guide distribution begins Tuesday
• Villagers honored at POA’s 40th annual meeting
• Tolls the bell:
• Storm Damage
• Political Cartoon
• Tornado will go down with ice storm as one for the books
• USDA Provides $6 million in disaster recovery aid to 10 states
• More Damage
• Necessity and ingenuity go hand in hand
• Summit Bank feeds volunteers
• When creativity is a necessity
• Damage
• CARTOON
• Tornado shuts down Fountain Lake School; Jessieville unharmed
• Village has second highest property claims in state, says State Farm
• Coronado Center turned into a shelter to help those affected by storm
• Tornado Aftermath
• Luncheon followed by Casa Bella tour
• Brush Strokes artists excel in Malvern and at Woodlands
• Cultural awareness intrigues at Head Start
• Potter’s Clay Thrift Shop receives new carpeting
• Stigall recalls early days in Hot Springs Village
• Community calendar
• A different kind of classroom
• West Point graduate
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Knights support Cooper-Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center
• Movie night at Balboa Baptist
• Village women sew for orphans
• Christ of the Hills to host Garage and Bake Sale
• All Saints Anglican Church calls new pastor
• ‘Younger than Most’ at Balboa Baptist
• Yom HaShoah observed today
• Spiritual Searching
• An evening of healing music concert
• Holy Trinity beats the Easter Bunny
• Church Women United May Friendship Day
• Cindy Parker honored at PAUMCS conference
• The Paper pulpit
• Crossgate Church hosts 3rd annual Fishing Derby
• Teen Challenge has urgent need!
• Gospel meeting at Jessieville Church of Christ
• Village UMC to observe Native American Ministries Sunday
• Fusion expands worship arts this summer
• A survivor’s story
• Hotel California – A Salute to the Eagles Sparks Woodlands July 4th weekend
• Spring Arts and Crafts Fair
• Pocket Theatre presents Plaza Suite
• Artist of the Month for ODA
• Hot Springs Village Strings to entertain at Garvan Gardens
• Cruisers host 16th annual car show
• Band honors member and patron
• Pocket Theatre holds auditions for Proof
• Lady Lions seniors honored
• Lew Ake makes history
• Braxton caught a whopper
• Mike Anderson to play in Razorback golf tournament
• Junior Golf
• Jessieville blanked CMS
• Jessieville cruises past Glen Rose in district semi-final
• DWGA 9 held annual Male Caddie Day
• WGA/Social League
• WGA 18-Hole
• MGA 18-Hole
• WGA 9-Hole
• Lady Duffers
• Hot Springs Village team won national tennis championship
• Cliff Harris Golf Tourney draws 140
• Tree planted in memory of Grace Marney
• Apple to speak at May 18 Luncheon Connection
• Village Writers’ Club: C’est Si Bon!
• Curry is now in charge of Jessieville School District
• Learning about England royalty
• Impact of Civil War: Living history in Hot Springs
• Primary Home Care joins HSVA Chamber
• Spencer Burton receives First Electric scholarship
• May Magic is fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Ormon Lee Wilson
• Marlene Rose “Mary” Vargo
• Virginia “Ginny” Seckler
• Margie I. Schuler
• Lillian Risch
• Dr. Virginia F. Christy
• John Gordon “Jack” Nuckels
• Grace B. Marney
• Robert F. Novinc
• T.P. Murphy
• Marjorie Morton Cooper
• Police report
• Merry Mixers will dance Saturday night
• Fountain Lake honors volunteers
• Residents voice opposition to proposed Promesa trail
• Christy thanked for 10 years ACC service
• ACC welcomes Parker, Haywood
• Vignettes
• Arkansas delegation requests swift federal disaster assistance on behalf of state, including Garland Co.
• Higher prices after storm? Don’t blame the local Walmart
• Justice has been served
• AARP served 1,350 local families
• Bella saved, now needs forever home
• Wisconsin Picnic needs help
• Letters welcome
• Political Cartoon
• Saline County Courthouse for a Day is scheduled for May 16
• Conservative Meet & Greet held in Village
• Royal wedding celebrated with luncheon
• Congressman Mike Ross, Judge Rick Davis tour devastated Village areas
• May disaster never strike you
• Strong winds, tornado smash through Village
• Tornado Photos
• Quilt Guild home tour to be Saturday, May 14
• Train tour, open house is May 14
• Skaggs couple wins April Yard of the Month honor
• Fielder returns for 3rd raw food lecture tour
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club Fish Bake
• The Paper pulpit
• VBS at Balboa Baptist is going to be ‘wild’
• Practical faith
• Arwood passes gavel to GAC chair Zahnd
• HSV Courthouse day gains momentum
• National prescription drug take-back day is Saturday
• Jackson House was topic when SH ladies met
• Village Interfaith Council
• Coronado Baptist Ladies visit Marlsgate
• Spiritual Searching
• BRBC All Stars found the eggs
• Kirk to host lecture
• Jerry Grote addressed Sacred Heart Men’s Club
• A Joyful noise
• Blessing of Bikes breakfast at VUMC
• Crossgate Church hosts 3rd annual Fishing Derby
• New members join Balboa Baptist
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• ‘Super size’ Garage and Bake Sale at Christ of the Hills UMC
• Rev. Hearn addresses UUVC
• Yom HaShoah observed at Ponce de Leon Center
• Head Start children color eggs!
• Village artists featured at Artists’ Workshop Gallery
• Middleton and House to wed
• Cedar Mountain Singers perform next week
• Woodlands presents Hotel California – A Salute to the Eagles for 4th of July festivities
• Sunny Thompson to visit Lauray’s
• Pocket Theatre veterans cast
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Benefit concert is ready for Sunday
• Hot Springs Music Festival goes ‘Outside the Bachs’
• Troestel picked for State Farm scholarship award
• FL baseball takes two at WYC – Drops conference game at GR
• Lady Lions come from behind to beat Cutter
• Village Green Lawn Bowlers say farewell to a dear friend
• Lake Cortez beauty
• Golf Milestones
• Lawn Bowling spring league finals
• Fountain Lake Booster Club golf tournament results
• Basketball honors announced
• Golf gab
• Junior Golf announces scholarship winners
• Boomers hit the courts
• Four HSV Pickleball players win medals at Mid-South Tournament
• Jessieville dominates 3A-5 Track and Field
• Benefit concert for Japan relief
• Public works crews stay busy with Village maintenance jobs
• Police report
• City Plumbing benefits local Faith Fellowship Food Pantry
• TLC Massage Therapy incorporates body, mind, spirit
• Picnics & Parties
• Richard Dale “Dick” Krebs
• Delbert “Dale” M. Rockey
• Rose “Jane” Zambell
• Godfrey “Ben” Ingram
• Carl Walker Grigg
• Harold Day, Jr.
• Velda L. Blackburn
• Realtors recognizes top sellers
• Hot Springs Village Board of
• Hot Springs Village sergeant a specialist in identify theft
• New leadership on POA board; Linam, Atkins say farewell
• Community calendar
• Veterans’ Vault
• Clubs’ corner
• Celebrating 65 years of marriage
• Faith Lutheran ladies attend rally
• Beachball volleyball anyone?
• Getting ready for some Easter egg fun
• Village Bible Church celebrates Easter at Woodlands Auditorium
• Village Interfaith Council
• Four join Faith Lutheran
• ‘An Inventor’s Journey’ is topic at UUVC
• UUVC supports SCAT
• GriefShare program at VCOC
• The Paper pulpit
• VUMW announce Ice Cream Social
• BRBC home Bible study
• Spiritual Searching
• Easter service at Cedar Creek
• Celebrate Holy Thursday Communion at VUMC
• Esther Circle invites others
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church to sponsor benefit for Glenhaven
• Balboa Baptist presents “Eyes of a Witness” on Easter
• Yom HaShoah program at Garvan Woodland Gardens
• Fusion Youth attended YEC
• Practical faith
• COH United Methodist Women recognized on Sunday
• Good news for Easter service at VUMC
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club elects new officers
• A Joyful noise
• Villagers invited to community-wide Good Friday service
• Cedar Mountain Singers get ready for concert in May
• Village artist wins regional arts competition
• Village Men’s Chorus rehearses for spring concert
• Barbershop Harmony is 73
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Arkansas Theatreworks auditions brought a mix of actors
• Daryl Henry takes lead in HORSE Basketball
• Lady Lions face back-to-back losses
• Anglers Club members catch Cortez bass
• Slot limits, what are they?
• Fountain Lake Taekwondo offers mixed martial arts
• Big Balboa Bass
• Episcopal Collegiate sacks FL baseball
• They met their goals
• Grandson and granddad land huge Balboa catfish
• MGA 9-Hole
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• New pros at Diamante
• Coronado Fitness Center offers lifeguard class
• Jessieville School Board considers a shorter spring break, if needed
• FL board considers new roof for elementary building
• Last Friday morning’s storm left its mark
• Trails committee hosts trail walks
• Holwerda publishes children’s book on her experience at sea
• Heifer announces April meeting speakers
• Political Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• We’re grateful for speedy attention after the storm
• Why is this our responsibility?
• Fountain Lake students receive benefits from golf tourney
• Where are the Cancer Walk volunteers?
• Vignettes
• Police report
• Janis M. Steinke Pfenning
• Rex Monroney
• Harry Bernard Davison
• Valree Motley
• Suzanna’s Farm-to-Market destroyed by fire
• Community farmer’s market has new hours
• HSV Chamber Business Expo is Friday
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Recreation committee welcomes new members
• Jessieville visits Alice in Wonderland
• Village lakes to be tested in-house, slot limits remain
• Tatiana Roitman performs at local fundraising party
• Jim Collins
• Golf committee officers elected, 19th Hole is open
• Animal Welfare League’s Puttin’ on the Dog . . . and Cat fundraiser successful
• Gobble, Gobble, Gobble
• Strong storm blows through Village early Friday morning
• AARP/Walgreens wellness tour provided free health tests at Village Walgreens
• The Nature Conservancy visits Village with update
• Common property committee reviews permits, complaints, and elects officers for 2011
• THA board sees need for new computer system
• In his opinion
• Are you an inpatient or an outpatient?
• Saline County
• It was an exceptional performance
• Village was showcased in positive light
• Letters welcome
• Political Cartoon
• Great food sometimes found in unusual places
• Taking fond memories with him
• Lilli visits Lions’ blue track
• Community calendar
• The Paper pulpit
• Holy Week at Christ of the Hills United Methodist Church
• CLC names MOM
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• Church of Christ to host youth lock-in
• Easter Cantata Sunday at Christ of the Hills UMC
• Spiritual Searching
• Four Holy Week services at Woodlands Presbyterian
• Rev. Therral Wilson to bring message at sixth Lenten service
• Special message and music for Palm Sunday service at VUMC
• Tanzanian Sewing Project to meet
• Practical faith
• VBC to hold Easter Services at Woodlands for 18th year
• Barcelona Road Baptist Chuch hosted FCA
• Balboa Baptist to hold Good Friday service
• A Joyful noise
• COH began VIM project
• Rev. Mark Walz of Dallas UU church to speak at UUVC
• Village Interfaith Council
• Knights of Columbus hosted 4th Degree Exemplification
• Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Holum
• Five Generations
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• ‘Nature’s Eye Candy’ wins Painting of the Month
• Fingerpicking champ at Woodlands
• How to describe dogwoods, lakes and music
• Time is running out to get your tickets for CMS
• Crystal Chimes Chorus welcomes guests for Guest Day
• Big Band Concert
• The Pocket rents the Plaza Suite
• Garland County Athletic Association hosts senior showcase basketball
• Village Trails Week has 3 days remaining
• Bocce Ball Results
• DWGA18 and DWGA9
• Fountain Lake drops three in softball
• Jessieville wins boys and girls Lions Relays
• Jessieville sweeps FL in conference games
• Baseball Cobras top Cutter 6-2; drop games to Mayflower and Jessieville
• Anglers Club traveled to Lake Ouachita
• Previously in HORSE Basketball
• Roger Hinz takes the lead in HORSE
• Knights of Columbus support the Junior Golf Program
• Golf gab
• First you win - then you die
• Third-seeded Connecticut wins men’s NCAA tournament
• Let Village Healthmart help you control allergies on a budget.
• St. Joe’s held open house at imaging center on Hwy 7
• They walked to help defeat ALS!
• DeSoto Club has new menu, operating hours
• Saline County Master Gardeners plant sale is Saturday
• Village Merry Mixers will dance Saturday to Fab 3 Band
• ACC hears about construction company’s violations
• Woodlands Presbyterian joins HSV Area Chamber
• Police report
• Vehicle Decal Reminder
• Women’s golf league joins Chamber
• Walter Emory Wilson
• Coronado Center will host spring blood drive April 19
• Property owner cards do not expire
• Lois Jane Webb
• Ernest “Ed” Lindemann
• Mervin F. Mull
• Emily Ruth Robins Barfoot
• PEO flower sale tomorrow
• FL students consider their post-graduate life at Transition Fair
• Jessieville middle school students demonstrate creativity in classrooms
• Wright is new THA office manager
• CASA seeks more volunteers
• Fox, valued employee at Good Sam for 25 years
• Mayhood became finalist in letter competition
• Bradshaw is chair of event at Governors Mansion
• ACC and Protective Covenants are now under control of POA
• Use greatvv caution when disposing of needles
• They answered the call
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Community calendar
• Lively Lutherans participated in Trivia Night
• Village Interfaith Council
• Former Village Church of Christ preaching minister holds Gospel Meeting
• Village Church of Christ Ladies Day
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes addressed VUMC
• The Paper pulpit
• Five join Community of Joy
• Nancy Otto to address Kirk’s Men’s Association
• Kirk Informal Worship celebrates 5th anniversary
• Children’s fun day at BRBC
• Spiritual Searching
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club gets ready for annual fish bake
• Rev. Andy Anderson will speak about love at VUMC
• UUVC welcomes new members
• A Joyful noise
• Community-wide Good Friday service at Barcelona Road Baptist Church
• Professional organizer addressed Ladies of SH
• Join in the festivities at Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Practical faith
• Justice Sunday takes place at UUVC Sunday
• BBC to present Easter musical
• Card pary at Holy Trinity
• The Colonel and his lady
• Villager Emmons testified before Arkansas Legislature
• Gardening Fans Find a Growing Garden Pest Just Plain Stinks
• Verdot to perform at Woodlands
• HSV Concerts Association announces 20th Anniversary Season selection
• Old fashioned ice cream social and band concert
• Saline County Library features works of young Arkansas artists
• Two Village artists featured during April
• 'Chime in' with the Chimes on guest day
• National Library Week will be celebrated at Saline Co. Library
• Dennis Welch to sign his book
• Singers gear up for spring concert
• Arkansas TheatreWorks announces auditions
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Former Razorback takes Kraft Nabisco championship
• Planning for new trail begins
• J’ville wins two at Woodlawn
• Make-A-Wish links Jessieville and Fountain Lake
• Chili Bowl begins season for Green Bowls Club
• Lady Cobras sink Mayflower – fall to Centerpoint and Cutter
• Non-walkers trails experience caps Village Trails Week
• Lions’ bats crack 10-run victory over Mount Ida
• Lady Lions take two
• Free tennis clinic at Diamante
• Pickleball Tournament Set for May 28-30
• Reyes blanks Mayflower for opening conference win
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• MGA 9-Hole League plays a scramble at DeSoto
• Lions drop slug fest at Bauxite
• ORU warms up on cold day for UALR Classic title
• Boys & Girls Club welcomes three new board members
• Luna Moth spotted in daylight
• Bank of the Ozarks raising funds for Relay for Life
• Franklin provides traditional massage therapy and more
• Home Plate will be featured today on KATV Pam’s Picks
• ORU wins UALR golf tourney at Diamante
• Cooney and Bryant elected to POA board
• J’ville School Board hears from Nabholz Construction
• Village renews association with Firewise Community
• Bluebird predators are thwarted by metal guards
• Saline County Master Gardeners plant sale is at Benton fairgrounds
• Where we came from
• Use headlights
• Reduced pressure zone valve testing
• Walk to Defeat ALS will be Saturday
• POA board candidate results
• Faith Fellowship Church receives quilts
• Alexandra Rose is 2011 Miss Fountain Lake
• Saline County judge will speak to Republicans
• Sunday’s Flute Ensemble concert will benefit animals at Garland County shelter
• One more time in Jim McKinnon’s honor
• Nature Conservancy director to speak in Village
• Property owner cards do not expire
• Milligan coordinates first Courthouse for a Day in Village
• Words to strike fear in your heart: “The computer is down”
• Cartoon
• SCAT grows its legs
• HSVAWL and POA meet in the middle
• Letters welcome
• Another Obama healthcare change
• Horace “Sonny” A. Fuselier
• Wolfgang Mueller
• Marie V. Winters
• Eloise Record
• Kitty Lee King
• Rotary Club funds scholarships through annual flea market
• HSVPD offering weapon recertification class to retired police officers
• Automatic draft program for property owners
• Police report
• All for change, but not unnecesarry speed limit changes
• Keep speed limits consistent
• Opposed to lowering speed limits
• Fountain Lake has made vast technological improvements in past decade
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Happy birthday x two
• Yes sir these are my babies
• Christ of the Hills presents 10th Jazz Fest
• Chimes headed to competition
• Pam Turner will be guest soloist at Cedar Mountain Singer spring concert
• The Best Times of the Heart at the Pocket
• Clogging at Woodlands
• Gallery 726 to feature works of Riley brothers and artist Trey McCarley
• Concerts Association wraps up 2010-11 season
• Young Arkansas artists exhibition
• Jessieville Lions tackle heavyweights – lose
• Junior golf clinic benefits adults and vice versa
• DWGA begins 2011 season
• WGA 18-Hole
• Village Trails week announced
• Golf gab
• New members join WGA/Social League
• Learn to play Bocce Ball with free instructions
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Skarshaug received 2010 State Tennis Volunteer Service Award
• Hinz vaults into the lead in HORSE with a perfect day
• VBC Men’s Ministry to host award-winning fly fisherman
• Donkey Riders are ready to ride
• Villager treasures American Legion baseball experience
• American Legion baseball sign-up
• Friends of Library’s Trivia Night becomes a whopping success
• Robert Fudge celebrates 99th birthday
• Horace “Sonny” A. Fuselier
• Ruth “Boots” Margaret Fowler
• Elizabeth (Betty) C. McNamara
• George Henry Radford, Jr.
• Newcomers coffee is April 28 at Ponce
• Marie V. Winters
• Eva M. Schmidt
• H.E. Jolly, Jr.
• Vignettes
• Cartoon
• Thanks for thanking a doctor
• Better use of processed drinking water
• Pet owners should help pay for shelter
• Letters welcome
• Things I’ve noticed
• Going, going, gone?
• Beautiful signs of spring’s arrival
• Villagers’ vehicles destroyed by explosion and fire
• Village resident since 1974
• With legislative failure last week, Fountain Lake turns attention to filing lawsuit
• Kosoglow recalls days of her youth in Tennessee hills
• Storm blows through Village
• Wine & Roses to return in May
• DeSoto Club restaurant announces new hours
• Nationally known beekeeper comes to Village April 14, 15
• Vietnam veterans’ service is recognized
• Police report
• Road crews initiate crack sealing program
• Recreation open houses to be an ongoing activity
• Village couple learned Xylitol can be deadly for family dog
• Mountainside Church holds 5th annual UMW Friendship Luncheon
• ODA Artist of the Month
• Veterans’ Vault
• Picnics & Parties
• Community calendar
• Faith Lutheran Church celebrates 25 years
• Village Interfaith Council
• New member joins Woodlands Presbyterian
• Ables spoke to BRBC Men's Ministry
• Spiritual Searching
• Stephen Ministers received inspirational message
• Breaking ground for new storage facility
• Rev. Jarrell to give Lenten message about encouragement at VUMC
• Sacred Heart Parish launched Lenten Wednesday celebration
• A Joyful noise
• Hearn will address UUVC
• Village Women invited to annual one-day retreat
• SH recieved award for hosting AARP driver safety program
• Practical faith
• Coping with diseases of memory will be topic at Conference on Aging
• BRBC children contribute to 'His Nets'
• The Paper pulpit
• Spring Fling bridge tournament this weekend
• A Man Called Peter, the Apostle of Christ at Christ of the Hills
• UMW card party raised money for hungry families
• Republican Women to hold Spring Card Party
• Rev. Vic Brown – 95 and doc said good for 30 years
• Veterans’ Vault
• Community calendar
• Spiritual Searching with
• BRBC WMU hosted baby shower
• Village Interfaith Council
• Woodlands Prebyterian Church member joins Centenarian Club
• Forgiveness is topic of Lenten service today at VUMC
• Hearn discusses Lent and the liberal church at UUVC
• Soup’s on at Christ Lutheran Church
• Practical faith
• New members at the Kirk
• CLC names MOM
• Movie Night at Balboa Baptist Church
• Mardi Gras at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
• The Paper pulpit
• Balboa Baptist women attended ‘western roundup’ retreat
• Gospel Sing-Fest at Church of Christ
• A Joyful noise
• Tanzania, Africa orphans need sewing volunteers
• Al Cramer – Village community builder
• Three join Crystal Chimes Chorus
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Village Players conducts workshop for students
• Civil War songs and corespondences visualized at Fine Arts Center
• ‘The Best Times of the Heart’ begins at the Pocket Theatre
• Get your tickets for the Village Chorale concert
• Clarke Buehling at Woodlands
• Parenting workshop, book signing at Saline County Library
• Cobra softball leaps past J’ville
• Jessieville gets revenge at Magnet Cove
• Anglers began tournament season on Lake Balboa
• Cooper Communities offer reduced rates for Village property owners
• Boat and trailer decals required on Village lakes
• Golf gab
• MGA 9-Hole League began season at Cortez
• Irish Pickles met Smokey at the parade
• Tightest competition ever for HORSE Basketball
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Tennis Association entered St. Patrick's Day parade
• Golf gab
• WGA 18-Hole League begins new season
• Golf Milestones
• Report gate violations
• UALR Women’s Golf Classic begins Monday at Diamante
• Humane Society explained goose addling to Villagers
• FL Booster Club golf tournament will be April 16
• Friendly face moves to DeSoto Golf Course
• HSV well represented at World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Ponce entryway brightens with facelift after 20 years
• Grand opening of Village Church of Christ creates a flflurry of joyful activity
• Public works committee makes road-related recommendations
• Perigee moon lights up the night sky
• POA encourages water conservation
• Ride with SCAT
• Public works crews begin Village road maintenance
• Jessieville’s campus wish list at odds with budget
• Lions celebrate Liberty Day at Jessieville School
• Paul Bewie B&G Club receives Entergy grant
• POA initiates property code enforcement
• POA trails committee approves five-year plan, trail walk events
• Police report
• Carl M. Gann
• George Harry Hagele
• Charles M. Moffat,
• Are you prepared?
• Letters welcome
• Political Cartoon
• Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club is benefactor of $1,150 gift
• Ross to lead second amendment task force
• Update on the animal shelter
• Better use of processed drinking water
• Reaching a milestone brings back memories
• The Platters
• Cooper tree cutting remains a sore spot for residents
• Village team competes in 6-hour Spa City bike race
• Miss FL pageant is April 2
• One new home permit approved at ACC meeting
• Animal shelter supporters press POA board
• Bunkers in the Village courses
• Pickleball is perfect for all ages
• March Madness at the Summit
• MGA spring meeting draws largest crowd ever
• Home runs propel Lions past Murfreesboro
• Search will be secretive
• Community calendar
• Saving shorelines
• Audubon sends kids to camp
• Bonds honored again with Mo-Ark Governor’s Award
• February artist was Fitch
• Mission Outreach helps needy in area, Village
• They answered the call
• UUVC supports Charitable Christian Medical Clinic
• Village Interfaith Council
• Vera Lloyd CEO to visit the Kirk
• Spiritual Searching
• 400 quilts and counting
• ‘Carrying the Light’ is topic at UU Village Church
• SH groups provide weekly meals for CCD program
• A Joyful noise
• VBC rescheduled showing of the movie Fireproof
• VBC men plan April 9 retreat
• The Paper pulpit
• Eckandar worship service is Sunday
• New members at Faith Lutheran
• Fusion at Winter Jam
• Area Stephen ministers gather
• SH elects pastoral council
• Second Wednesday of Lent service tonight at VUMC
• Village United Methodist Church to host Blood Drive on Tuesday
• Glenhaven keeps the faith during tough times
• Celebrating 64 years of marriage
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• The Best Times of the Heart at the Pocket Theatre
• Got tickets?
• Symphony Guild to host The SkirtLifters in April
• Free jazz concert in Arkadelphia
• Senior Follies begins tonight
• Big Smith begins 7th annual VOV independent music festival
• Saline County Library to host Spring Break movies and games
• Garland County Library offers free movies in April
• Professional stage productions planned for historic Central Theatre
• Golf gab
• HORSE Basketball players in tight battle
• Golf Milestones
• Diamante to host UALR Women’s Golf Classic
• Golf gab
• Locals flavor Sun Belt basketball
• Salvation Army opens family store on Central Avenue
• HSV Townhouse board approves new committee members
• FL approves calendar; school to start Aug. 15
• Grand opening at Village Church of Christ
• Village Dental Group brings new technology to HSV
• Auto parts store opens on Hwy 7 N
• Plumbing, handyman service operates in Village
• Police report
• Alvin Lilburn Gentry
• Dr. Asa C. Jones
• Edward William Clarke
• Bent grass or Bermuda?
• Villagers wanting to keep animal shelter convened Monday
• Vignettes
• Letters welcome
• Rising gas prices require action
• Youngsters’ creativity is on display
• FEMA administrator agrees to U.S. Senators’ request
• Dr. Seuss reads across America
• Where we came from
• Humana wins Tricare contract renewal; UnitedHealthcare files protest with GAO
• Garage sale signs must follow POA guidelines
• Breakfast Lions serve up chili, pie and ice cream
• World War II veterans gather for breakfast
• Lakes committee discusses Village trophy bass lake, fluoridation of water
• Local schools compete in annual EAST conference
• Head Start makes presentation to VFW
• Common property committee discusses permits, complaints, receives annual data report
• FL kids make a splash at Village Natatorium
• Jessieville Schools offer Parent University on March 29, April 9
• Garland County man killed in Afghanistan
• POA hires CFO/treasurer
• Villagers spared from foreign earthquake tragedy
• Adult outdoor sports gear up with introductory open houses
• The doctors are in ... Hot Springs Village
• UUVC to sponsor Progressive Religious Studies Seminar
• Youth group goes to Veritas 2011
• Village Interfaith Council
• Ladies Day Out at BRBC
• A Joyful noise
• Dr. Jim Pennigton will deliver Sunday’s message at Woodlands Presbyterian
• It’s official
• Ash Wednesday and Lenten services scheduled at VUMC
• Spiritual Searching
• BRBC hosted FCA from FL and J’ville schools
• ‘Consumerism - Ouch’ is topic at UUVC on Sunday
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC holds Ash Wednesday service
• Lots to do at Fusion Youth
• Steppin’ Back in Time will be program when UMW meet
• Practical faith
• World War II will be topic when Kirk men meet
• Jackson House is expanding its kitchen and pantry
• FOCUS celebrates 10th anniversary
• Cedar Mountain Singers get ready for spring concert
• HSV artists well represented at gallery in Hot Springs
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Tickets are on sale for Senior Follies
• Village artist takes first place in Camden
• Celebrate the arrival of “Celtic Spring” at the gardens
• Brookfield Assisted Living hosts Elvis impersonator
• Gangster Museum gets new location, guest speakers
• Crimes continues at the Pocket Theatre
• Participants gather for local Women Can Run/Walk Clinic
• Boat and trailer decals are required on Village lakes
• Baseball Lions blank Magnet Cove
• Know the rules of the lake before you go fishing, boating
• Jessieville girls lost to Dover in season opener
• Jessieville girls softball begins season
• Super Senior Golf & Roaring 90s
• Local teams open with losses at Boys and Girls Club
• Wild Bunch enjoys the break in the weather
• Lady Duffers begin season with luncheon
• Sheppard’s high school basketball career cut short
• Ike Harper starts HORSE Basketball with a perfect day
• Bocce Club celebrates 15 years in the Village
• Pickleball Open House: come try it out
• Yes sir that’s our grandson
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• WGA 9-Hole new member orientation
• Morris talks crappie with Anglers Club
• Jessieville takes West Fork exit at state tourney
• Vignettes
• George Stephen Bayer
• Kenneth R. Mitchell
• Kenneth M. Seeley
• Giselle “GiGi” Hemprich
• Mary I. Sowers- Poulsen
• Clifford “C.P.” Wright
• Mary Louise (Lou) Dowling
• Edward William Clarke
• Dr. Asa C. Jones
• Police report
• Bess Chisum Stephens
• Bruce Alvah Wetlaufer
• Recreation committee reschedules meeting
• Village Community Market hours
• Reace is KeyStone Realtor of Month
• Free dementia education seminars at Brookfield tomorrow
• S.C.A.T. board recognized
• Why subsidize ethanol if it is the answer?
• Lions appreciate Voice publicity
• Arkansas Highways
• Letters welcome
• Cartoon
• 10 things that irritate, annoy and aggravate me
• 2010 census places Village population at 12,870, reports GAC
• Trivia Night will return to Coronado Center March 25
• Jessieville kindergarten registration is April 1
• Insurance presentation is focus of THA board meeting
• Village Cancer Walk still seeks organizer
• Planning for new trail begins
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Fountain Lake’s kindergarten registration is April 2
• Keeping watch over Balboa
• POA news
• POA board hears from AWL, approves vendor
• More than 50 permits approved
• Ross seeks D.C., district interns
• Local history
• Board candidates field questions at Voice forum
• Community calendar
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Village Interfaith Council
• Village United Methodist Church youth in Homecoming Court
• The Paper pulpit
• Christian women celebrate ‘World Day of Prayer’
• Mother and Me is McPherson’s topic on Sunday at UUVC
• Wright is new special studies coordinator at Village UMC
• Spiritual Searching
• New members join Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Journey towards Easter begins
• Presbyterian Kirk will hold mid-week services during Lent
• Lu Otto addressed SH ladies’ meeting
• Practical faith
• A Joyful noise
• Annual Biker Rally/Car Show at Cedar Creek
• Presbyterian Kirk in the Pines pastors to lead tour of Italy
• Village Methodist youth have exciting events going on
• Local dentist visited Head Start
• Tickets are on sale for the Chorale concert
• What’s happening around Hot Springs March
• Dysfunction Junction at the Pocket Community Theatre
• HSV Concerts Association held fourth concert
• Village Men’s Chorus begins spring season
• FilmFest selects Oberst painting
• Gallery 726 features artwork of Janis Gill Ward in March
• Where were you on Feb. 28?
• Tween poetry/tongue twister contests
• Senior Follies - not a song and dance show
• HSV Runners complete Half Marathon
• Jordan catches his largest bass
• HORSE Basketball begins tomorrow
• WGA 18-Hole gets ready for new season
• Golf gab
• WGA/Social League
• Lady Cobras push Harding Academy in Region 2 Tourney
• Bocce Club is ready
• Diminished Cobras derailed by Harding Academy
• Golf gab
• MGA 9-Hole League announces officers
• Lake Ouachita State Park offers a Dutch oven cooking workshop
• Golf Milestones
• Play Golf Better with Jack Nicklaus
• Guided kayaking adventures this spring on Lake Ouachita
• Jessieville Lions advance to state basketball tournament
• Streak stopped at 28 for Lady Lions
• Rep. Ross hosting monthly telephone town hall meetings
• Skeptics discuss U.S. Constitution, Wikileaks
• Day spa opens in Hot Springs Village
• Police report
• James A. Gill
• Richard Austin Vasquez
• Emily Ruth Robins Barfoot
• Betty L. Haisty
• Debbie Bush Brocato
• James Rae “J.R.” Smith
• Steven Barr Phillips
• Catching tailgaters
• FEMA takes and doesn’t give?
• Example of government excess
• Where are concert manners?
• Thanks to Voice for support of community
• Letters welcome
• A political viewpoint
• Ruth Knox
• Vignettes
• Jessieville kindergarten registration is April 1
• Phone scam uses Village phone numbers
• Ponce restaurant getting facelift – it still has a few wrinkles
• AWL board plans 2011 activities
• Mary Ann Marler
• Lake Ouachita State Park improves boat ramp
• ‘Contact Plus’ makes connections in time of need
• UTILITY RATES TO CHANGE IN APRIL
• Fountain Lake, Jessieville in session Saturdays because of snow
• General manager Scott Randall welcomed 30-plus newcomers at rec committee coffee
• Cortez Wood N Iron will be closed Monday and Tuesday
• Reduced pressure zone valves need testing
• Brenda Riley retires, Judy Pickering succeeds
• FL school board approves safe-room manager
• Who gets it?
• Let me through!
• Village SCAT van service: Hot wheels for seniors
• Jessieville considers roughly $6 million in campus improvements
• Community calendar
• Burreson and Joyce to wed
• Article
• My Baby
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Local Knights’ council and district deputy recognized
• A Joyful noise
• New Beth Moore series at Church of Christ
• CLC names MOM
• CLC women hold Valentine’s Tea
• Practical faith
• The Faithless Generation is topic at UU Village Church
• Worship conference at Coronado Baptist Church
• Trinity Cathedral Project – Holy Trinity pride
• The Paper pulpit
• Card capers
• Study programs at Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Choose Life Celebration Concert features spectacular vocalists
• Card capers
• Ladies of Sacred Heart Mardi Gras card party
• New, exciting bridge challenge night
• Faith Fellowship’s food pantry ministry expands
• Crystal Chimes Chorus attended annual retreat
• ‘Cat in the Hat’ party celebrates Dr. Seuss’ birthday next week
• Villagers attend Arkansas AACTFest
• Cedar Mountain Singers invite new members
• Acclaimed classical guitarist to revisit Saline Co. Library
• Village Chorale gets down to business
• Jessieville’s junior girls get scare from host Mayflflower
• Spa City to host USA Cycling event
• Applications now accepted for First Electric Cooperative student programs
• Village trail walks discussed by committee
• Jessieville Elementary basketball made strong showing at district tournament
• Why join the ladies Hole-In-One Club?
• Golf gab
• Coronado Tennis Center offers free tennis lessons - no strings attached
• Ready for a game of tennis?
• Golf Milestones
• HORSE Basketball holds open house, begins practice
• Women Can Run/Walk Clinic begins Tuesday
• HSV Bocce Club celebrates 15 years
• J’ville boys drop heartbreaker to Arkansas Baptist Eagles
• Jessieville girls win district title
• Region 2 at Jessieville
• Regular season over; postseason basketball in session
• Lefler Dental Clinic worthy recipient of “Green Award”
• Escrow officer retires after 20 years
• Local businesses look to sun for energy savings
• Lillian Jeannette (Wilson) Schieber
• Virginia Capser Backer
• Alice “Betty” Elizabeth Anderson
• Restaurant renovations, vendor placements are proceeding well
• Property owners can help show Village’s economic impact;
• Fundraising for July 4th fireworks should begin
• New residents: lakes top amenity, golf top activity
• Cartoon
• Dr. Roger Frederick Kleinschmidt
• Howard Leon Garrison
• ACC approves two new homes
• Police report
• Voice will sponsor POA board candidate forum, seeks reader questions
• A political viewpoint
• Newcomers Coffee is tomorrow
• Letters welcome
• Some statements you can’t trust
• Speed limits, geothermal issues discussed at public works meeting
• Sunshine ‘on my shoulders’ . . . (or shells) looks so lovely
• Deadline nears for POA election ballot overseers
• FL to fight state over $1.4 million tax demand
• POA to count election ballots in-house; CFO search narrows
• Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Movie night at VBC
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church will hear from Gideons on Sunday
• The Good Shepherd finds a new home
• LR minister to preach at UUVC
• Spiritual Searching
• Spectacular music planned for benefit concert
• WPW invite ladies to embossing event
• Practical faith
• Worship conference takes place in March at Coronado Baptist Church
• BBC Singles have Super Bowl party
• Fusion Super Bowl party was a hit
• A Joyful noise
• BRBC to host Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• UUVC members help Oaklawn workers during cold weather
• Helping Hands spread sunshine
• The Paper pulpit
• Brian Hain had double-lung transplant ... 18 years ago!
• Allan Hawley graduates
• Entertaining forVillage great-grandparents
• New season begins at the Pocket
• Nufusion takes the Woodlands stage in March
• Entertaining for Village Great-grandparents
• Harlem Gospel Choir is next to perform
• Get ready for Band Blast
• Village Players get ready for Senior Follies
• Merry Mixers will dance Saturday
• Cedar Mountain Singers get ready for spring
• Lusk to lead Sunday Songfest at VUMC
• American Legion baseball sign-up
• Fountain Lake honors seniors
• Stephanie Stone addressed Sacred Heart Men’s Club
• Winner of “Greatest Shooter” contest is surprise
• It’s basketball season at Boys & Girls Club
• Golf gab
• Jessieville High School honored senior athletes last Tuesday
• Halftime break helps Lions recover for 24th straight win
• FL breaks through in 3rd quarter . . .
• Voice seeks questions
• Newcomers Coffee is Feb. 24
• Political Cartoon
• Vignettes
• Flood Insurance in HSV
• Letters welcome
• Mona Lisa was a boy? What is next?
• Village ASMSA student places third in national IBM competition
• Committee discusses Village trophy bass fishing lake
• Village sees biggest snowfall in years
• Colors of flag against winter backdrop
• Student has a heart for art
• Free tax return service available to Village area residents
• Where we came from
• Police report
• Student has a heart for art
• Alice “Betty” Elizabeth Anderson
• ASMSA will hold Science Fair
• Giving back to community as promised
• Evan C. Doughty
• Margaret A. Baker
• Thomas Martin
• Lorretta Kiderling Parks
• John Richard Wilcox
• Stephanie W. Pizzo
• Kutting Korner joins chamber
• Reliable Air continues excellence
• Christians is KeyStone agent of month
• Newcomers Coffee
• Taste of Winter at MOCA
• Rain, snow help fill Village lakes
• Voice seeks questions
• Committee to review deer hunt and timber management programs
• State representatives and senators update Villagers
• Community calendar
• They answered the call
• Valentine’s Day tea and lunch hosted by WPW
• UUVC moves to new church home
• The Paper pulpit
• Deacon ordained as Father
• Meet at “The Crossing”
• A Joyful noise
• Bible study at Balboa Baptist
• COJ council retreat
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• Disaster Preparedness Workshop at Faith Lutheran
• Saints Alive will host Valentine’s Day concert
• Card capers
• BRBC Prayer Shawl Ministry
• Good Sam staff members prepare for mission trip to Colombia
• What’s happening around Hot Springs February
• Saline County Library features Hot Springs Village author
• Band Blast!
• Village Chorale is warming up
• Symphony Guild begins spring concert season
• Race season inspires artwork
• Villager’s artwork at Garland Co. Library
• Lady Cobras rebound against Glen Rose
• Free Run/Walk Clinic begins March 1
• No golf today ... got snow!
• Grier Bennett is Jessieville homecoming queen
• Report gate violations
• Remember: frost delays protect greens
• Cobras squeeze by Wildcats
• Golf gab
• Golf Milestones
• Cobras conk Beavers
• Jessieville pummels homecoming foe
• Edd the pig visits the villiage
• Which way were they going?
• THA board hopes to increase communication with townhouse owners
• Whitlow retires, busy till the end
• Chain mail
• FEMA modernizes flood mapping for Garland and Saline counties
• Villager leaves park project in Cairo during crisis
• Voice seeks questions
• Village Animal Welfare League unveils new recycling option
• Maturity is Optional
• Cartoon
• Letters welcome
• TOPS flops
• Great service during snow to distressed residents
• Vignettes
• Dignitaries attend chamber banquet
• Legislators, residents invited to Village forum Friday
• POA board of directors election drawing nigh; residents sought to oversee ballot counting
• Evening Lions are honored for serving greater good
• Awards given at annual chamber banquet
• Voice seeks questions
• POA board considers in-house counting of ballots
• Saline Memorial Hospital to host February events to promote National Heart Month
• Five new home permits brings 2011 number to 10
• Police report
• Bud Holt is Voice Citizen of the Year
• They answered the call
• HSV American Legion Post 123 changes meeting venue
• IRS to start processing delayed returns on Monday, Feb. 14;
• Community calendar
• Lent will be topic at UUVC on Sunday
• The Paper pulpit
• United Methodist Women install officers
• Chocolate indulgence
• Christ of the Hills UMC donates to Project HOPE Food Bank
• New members at COJ
• A Joyful noise
• New members join Kirk
• Sacred Heart has a new deacon
• Spiritual Searching
• Super Bowl Party for all teens
• New family-youth minister
• Faith and Film at Presbyterian Kirk
• BRBC choir invites singers for Good Friday service
• Practical faith
• Villagers to attend council meeting
• Sleep mats for the homeless
• Youth minister’s book speaks to hope through faith
• Cast readies for Senior Follies
• Golf gab
• DeSoto Family Recreation Area building available for rent
• WGA 9-Hole
• Caddo River Art Guild featured at Fine Arts Center
• ‘Places in the Heart’ at Gallery 726
• Pocket Theatre kicks off 19th season
• Chauvin and S’Wonderful headline Cabaret dinner show
• Saline Co. Library features works of Village artists
• Oy Vey Cabaret premieres at Arlington ballroom
• Fountain Lake blanked at CMS
• Jessieville mops in midweek
• Davis inducted into Harrison High School Hall of Fame
• Changing conditions mean different approach this spring for bass
• Santillan is All State tackle
• Golf Milestones
• Golf gab
• Super Senior Golf & Roaring 90s
• 2010-2011 deer management hunt completed
• Bocce Club gets ready for a great year
• Delacruz honored as homecoming queen
• Baptist steals victory in fifinal second
• Mid-America Science Museum to host 6th Lego tourney
• Pinewood Derby competition qualifies Village Cub Scouts for March 6 Districts
• Duane Lee Miller
• James “Jim” Charles Taylor
• John Martin Newman
• Kenneth Lance
• Jessieville High School announces homecoming court
• AARP Tax-Aide program provides free tax return preparation
• Robert Dexter Greenley
• Police report
• Cartoon
• Village Quilt Guild medallion added to west gate club roster
• Easy way to promote Hot Springs Village
• Check political facts on reliable source
• Why is it?
• Made her day
• Letters welcome
• Board approves military golf fees
• Roaming hog visits Village
• Takin’ over the home place
• Trails committee seeks Villagers who will serve
• 10th annual Village Walk for Cancer Research scheduled
• Protecting his prey and territory
• Slattery wants policies provided and followed to grow Hot Springs Village
• Frazer wants to preserve Village lifestyle
• Village firefighters placed on furlough schedule
• Arriving in amazing technicolor
• Already cheering for the Cobras
• Remembering Raja, the camel
• Cooney wants decisions made on behalf of all property owners
• Greatest Shooter Contest approaches
• Legislators, residents invited to Village forum Friday, Feb. 11
• Ross accepting applications for Washington summer interns
• Milligan making changes
• Bryant says marketing of Village is key
• Meet the H.S.V. POA Board Candidates
• Seifert became first doctor in Village at age 63
• Picnics & Parties
• Community calendar
• A special Happy Birthday and Valentine's Day
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• DeWald and Graham exchange vows
• Christ of the Hills UMC provides assistance to Master’s Table
• Spiritual Searching
• Practical faith
• The Paper pulpit
• Church Women United to hold annual meeting
• Delfin Bautista to address UUVC
• Church of Christ is moving to new building
• VUMC United Methodist Women to conduct worship service Sunday
• SH Men hear about living in Afghanistan
• A Joyful noise
• Dr. Paul L. Maier seminar
• Card capers
• Oklahoma youth choir visits the Village
• Mountainside UMW hold Valentine candy sale
• Centenarian Doris Roth feels blessed
• Organ recital at Holy Trinity
• Villager’s photos featured in February
• VUMC to host luncheon for visiting missionaries
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Dave Brubeck’s ‘Music for Peace’ concert slated for Feb. 4
• Golf gab
• FL boys fall out of 1st-place tie
• Lady Cobras roll past Mayflower, Baptist
• Jessieville’s 6th grade Lil Lady Lions
• Lions win – stay atop conference
• Moore, Bell and Nero to All-Star Volleyball
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• HVSTA announces new board
• Golf gab
• Seven local youths win K of C free throw contest
• Jessieville girls stay unbeaten
• Former Jessieville player contributes to program
• Harlan Garth Kickhoefer
• Donald Joseph “D.J.” Miller
• Richard E. Harkey
• Jack W. Zordell
• Police report
• Engineers investigate sagging bridge on Cortez Road
• GAC hosts legislative luncheon at state capitol
• POA board approves Village marketing plan
• Committee discusses traffic, speed limits, intersections
• Trostel named to All- Star cheer squad
• Western sky fills with color
• Village Community Foundation to oversee fundraising to update Woodlands Auditorium
• Deer hunt completed
• Village Health Mart takes flu vaccinations to Teen Challenge
• ACC approves five new homes
• Gray assigns board members as liaisons to THA courts
• Village trails in good condition despite weather
• Board of Realtors installs new officers
• Sellout is anticipated for Tuesday’s chamber banquet
• Jessieville school board approves sewer site, staff bonuses
• POA board welcomes new general manager
• Golf gab
• She’s ready to play
• Lady Lions roll to GCI titles
• Untitled
• Vignettes
• Celebrating Dr. Kenneth Seifert’s 100th birthday
• Community calendar
• Christ of the Hills UMC’s new website is online
• Sacred Heart Church helped make Christmas merry
• CLC names January MOM
• Spiritual Searching
• Praise and Prayer Gathering at VUMC
• Registration for VBC Women’s Bible studies ends Sunday
• Joan Kenady is named Christ of the Hills UMW’s Woman of the Year
• “Click on the Send Icon” is Sunday’s topic at UUVC
• Holy Trinity to dedicate new organ
• The Kirk holds Thursday morning study group
• A Joyful noise
• Village Bible Church to host GriefShare seminar
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC funds food pantry expansion at Jackson House
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• Paul and Eunice Luebke – work took them around the world
• Five of 6 to perform
• Rehearsal begins for Player’s Senior Follies
• The White Cat with the Crystal Blue Eyes at Royal Theatre
• Chimes invite prospective members to come for a visit
• Auditions for Godspell in Benton
• HS/HSV Symphony Guild announces spring line-up
• World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade gets own website
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Dulcimer concert at Saline Co. Library
• Spike Girls had CFL
• Prescribed burns to begin in National Forests
• AGFC, Forest Service monitoring caves for deadly bat disease
• Golf gab
• Greatest Shooter Contest in February
• Jessieville falls to Kirby in final of county tournament
• FL gets win over MP; succumbs to Kirby
• Golf Milestones
• Off season golfers ‘tough out’ the winter right here at home
• Junior Golf sponsors Adult Golf Clinic
• Golf gab
• Anglers Club to host Game and Fish Commission speaker
• Out for a walk
• She’s ready to play
• Lady Lions roll to GCI titles
• The Coronado Fitness Center held a well-attended open house
• Know your farmer, trust your food
• HSV Realty announces top honor to Seibert
• City Plumbing, Heating & Electric’s “Giving Back” to charity groups continues
• SOS plans drama contest
• AARP Tax-Aide program provides free tax return preparation
• Police report
• Cover me . . . I’m goin’ in!
• Donation benefits Child Advocacy Center
• Gloria E. Kelly-Ruffner
• Marlin D. Roberts
• Roy Iverson Tipton
• Mary Reid
• Gerald Brown
• Emma Abinante
• Good Samaritan helps after vehicle mishap
• Recycle compact fluorescent lamps
• That’s: Taxpayers 1, tax receivers 0
• Golf department finishes 2010 in the red
• Soaking up the good life
• Vignettes
• Let your POA board director know thoughts
• Use advertising dollars effectively
• Suggests clean up campaign for highway
• Seniors: Get your shingles vaccination, says CDC
• Mature Bald Eagles still fascinate as they soar over Village
• Mercy among first in U.S. to initiate EHR
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Overall Village crime dropped in year 2010
• Snowfall paralyzes parts of Village
• New stuff
• Concerns voiced at THA regular meeting
• Village housing market turns corner; still reflects national housing crisis
• Celebrating Dr. Kenneth Seifert’s 100th birthday
• East gate hours have changed
• Where we came from
• Meet & Greet is Jan. 27 with GM Scott Randall
• Brooks charges Texas lawmakers
• Four candidates are running for POA board
• Old State House holiday season tradition delights
• Meehan served with Army engineer command in Europe
• Community calendar
• HSV Breakfast Lions Club
• Fusion Youth sponsor needy children for Christmas
• Human Relations Day at VUMC
• Owner of Petit Jean Farm to speak when Kirk Men meet
• The Paper pulpit
• Woodlands Presbyterian Women make a difference
• Spiritual Searching
• Knights support local families in need
• Practical faith
• Christ of the Hills UMC donates to Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club
• Eckankar announces worship service
• Spirit of Life will be topic at UUVC
• A Joyful noise
• Youth of Barcelona Road Baptist Church attend Joy Explo
• From Our Family To Yours!
• Find friends at Healthy Move Class
• Entries accepted for spectacular St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• 20th membership meeting and birthday party for Jazz Society
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Jessieville romps at Benton Harmony Grove
• Cobras come up short at Perryville
• Jessieville rolls over Arkansas Baptist
• Garland County Invitational Tournament concludes Saturday at Jessieville
• Fountain Lake whitewashes Glen Rose
• Cobras sweep CMS to open 2011
• Fountain Lake girls team taste victory at Perryville
• Golf Milestones
• New Year’s greetings from the WGA 18-Hole Leage
• Hot Springs Village WGA 9-Hole League
• DWGA 9 end one year, begin another
• Super Senior Golf and Roaring 90s
• Golf course range balls
• Starting the new year off running
• Curves brings Zumba to the Village
• Deer are highlight of Ouachita Eagle Tour
• Boys & Girls Club seeks new volunteers
• Hot Springs Village Voice
• Brookfield begins Alzheimer’s caregiver support group
• Mary Clarke
• Beverly Peterson Olmstead
• Dr. Jack Barrett “Barry” Stewart
• George Garret Green
• Robert E. Burt
• Bernard Earl Angel
• Standing committee applicants are sought by POA
• Cortez Road will be closed Jan. 17 - 19
• Snow creates its own art
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Police report
• GAC to host state legislative luncheon
• Coronado Fitness Center will host open house Thursday
• Committee makes decision on Canada geese problem
• St. Joseph’s improves lab services at Hwy 7 clinic
• Vignettes
• Political Cartoon
• Library patron thanks his favorite “Keepers of the Keys”
• Neighbors and friends go above and beyond to help
• Village Walk seeks 2011 coordinating team
• Letters welcome
• Happy Birthday, Mama
• More Village restaurants are seeking new vendors
• Last call for Citizen of Year nominations
• Guadalajara walking bridge permit presented to ACC
• LifeNet EMS offers winter safety tips
• St. Joe’s will host Village forum
• Local history
• Village marketing strategy presented to POA board
• Birds find respite in Village
• Community calendar
• The Paper pulpit
• GriefShare begins in February
• VBC begins winter Bible study registration
• Omega course coming Jan.12
• Spiritual Searching
• A Joyful noise
• Practical faith
• Red Cross Blood Drive scheduled for Jan. 11 at Village UMC
• Art Judd has donated 35 gallons of blood
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• Trivia Test
• Card capers
• Contract bridge
• Mountainside’s women gear up for another record year
• Gallery 726 introduces new artists
• Saline Co. Library features works of art
• Village Players announce cast for Senior Follies
• FL Beta Club went caroling
• HSV Community Foundation’s 6th annual benefit concert
• Hairdresser becomes author
• Danny’s at Ponce has closed its doors
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Lions split games with Blytheville Chicks
• Beginner’s luck?
• Lions take two from DeQueen
• Fountain Lake announces spelling bee winners
• Super Senior Golf & Roaring 90s
• Hot Springs Village WGA 9-Hole League
• Arbor Day Foundation gives Arkansas residents free trees in January
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Fitness Center hosts open house
• Not your typical Christmas ornaments
• Jessieville teams maul Mt. Ida Lions
• Computers for Kids looking for used computers
• Police report
• Harold Fredrick Broecker
• Duane Demaree
• Jesse F. Gifford
• Vivian L. Watkins
• Suzanne Jean Patterson
• Donald Anthony Oppenheim
• Woodlands Presbyterian Women elect new officers
• AARP honors NPMC for 15 years of driver-safety courses
• Dr. Eric Bowen joins staff at HS Cardiology Associates
• New billing procedures at POA facilities
• Article
• POA ambassadors needed
• Remove vehicle decals
• Golf course frost delays
• Hot Springs gets grant to vaccinate dogs for canine flu
• Have you made your New Year’s resolutions?
• Letters welcome
• Cartoon
• Thank you
• Kudos to the Wilsons
• Giving practical suggestions on how to help shelter animals
• HSV Republican Women ready for new year
• CareGiver of the Year named
• Lake Ouachita State Park offers Eagle watch tours
• Tickets on sale for HSV chamber awards banquet
• Atkins not running; two board seats open
• Hot Springs Village: the year ahead
• Jesse F. Gifford
• Picnics & Parties
• AARP Driver Safety program schedule
• Cobras subdue Gentry for 3rd place at Little John tourney
• Two quarterbacks to watch
• No change in private cart ridership
• Super Senior Golf & Roaring 90s
• Villagers’ granddaughter signs letter of intent with UofA
• Golf Milestones
• Bocce Club holds annual banquet
• Super Seniors are fifinalists in Southern Sectionals
• UUVC sponsors Progressive Religious Studies Seminar
• Allens entertain at party
• Christ Lutheran Church helps the hungry
• The ceremony of the Burning Bowl
• Practical faith
• BBC women get opportunity to “Pay- It- Forward”
• Sacred Heart Men’s Club sponsored Christmas dinner/dance
• A Joyful noise
• Fusion Youth hosted Christmas dinner for BBC deacons
• SH Men’s Club donates to Samaritan Ministries
• The Paper pulpit
• SH Men’s Club is a supporter of Jackson House
• The Most Wonderful Time of the Year at BRBC
• Spiritual Searching
• Naismith family sells original basketball rules
• Thanks again
• Didn’t experience good customer service
• Recycling too quickly discarded?
• Add two more
• Driving requires paying attention
• Creative arts groups appreciate publicity
• Letters welcome
• Police report
• Cartoon
• Vignettes
• Committee applications accepted
• Fitness Center Open House
• HSV bird watchers involved with the 111th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count
• Elda Presnall
• Marilyn Ann (Reiman) Hoelting
• Jennie Mai Groskopf Anderson
• Family gathers for special occasion
• Lake DeSoto drawdown complete
• Designated driver alternatives for New Year’s Eve celebrations
• New Year’s Eve fundraiser for documentary film institute
• C21 Realty welcomes Blanche Thornhill
• Village residents open homes and hearts for “Toys for Tots”
• Villager brings Santa cheer to 375 CASA children
• Arkansas shoots up to being average
• East Gate hours changing Jan. 1
• Red Cross synonymous with disaster relief
• Waggin’ Wheel Vet Clinic going through expansion
• Ruske earned silver star in Afghanya
• Village Kiwanis clubs make children a priority
• Ed Pearson, 2010 Citizen of the Year
• Art Judd, 2009 Citizen of the Year
• Voice seeks Citizen of Year nominees
• 50 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Cards capers
• Biss solo concert at Woodlands on Jan. 7
• Community calendar
• Cobras cage Cardinals
• Wilson leads Jessieville to win at Kirby
• J’ville takes two from Glen Rose
• Cobras deny Lions in overtime
• Super Senior Golf & Roaring 90s
• Tickets are on sale for Sun Belt Basketball Championship at Summit Arena in Hot Springs
• Lawn Bowlers end 2010 season
• State Pokémon Championship set for March 19 in Hot Springs
• WGA Social League gets new website ready
• Golf Milestones
• Senior basketball league play begins in Hot Springs in January
• Village Tennis Association holds gala Christmas party
• Cookies and more
• Providence “sings in” the Season
• The Paper pulpit
• Music was in the air at Coronado Baptist Church
• Faith Lutheran to celebrate oldest member’s birthday
• VBC sponsors GriefShare
• The Macabbees, Christmas and Prophecy topic at UUVC
• Crossgate helps the community have a Merry Christmas
• BRBC hosts Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
• Hear the bells on Christmas Eve at BBC
• A Joyful noise
• Will the conspiracy end at VUMC?
• Deacons for BRBC
• Co uple joins Faith Lutheran Church
• Practical faith
• Spiritual Searching
• Breakfast with Santa at Church of Christ
• BRBC children perform Christmas program
• Lady Lions score comeback win at Fountain Lake
• Police report
• Political Cartoon
• It all started more than 2010 years ago
• Marilyn Hoelting
• Douglas Drappo
• Alice Barrett
• E. Elliott “Bus” Ormsbee
• Edward B. McDonnell
• Eight new home permits approved at ACC meeting
• Architectural control committee seeking new member for 2011
• Construction Permits
• Wilson’s Siding gives new windows to Teen Challenge
• Toys go to Mountain Pine
• Villager documents wildlife
• Awesome artistry of God
• New stuff at the Hot Springs Village Library
• First Electric Cooperative refunds a record $5.5 million in capital credits
• Kiwanians again host Simply Kids party
• “The Nutcracker” is Christmas Tradition
• POA approves contract with chamber
• Yes sir that's my baby
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Vignettes
• Heartwarming and rapid response
• Publicity helped create success
• Eyesore needs to be fixed
• Special thanks to Home Plate
• Letters welcome
• Village receives wildfire risk analysis
• Jessieville School Board picks Foshee’s successor
• POA hires new general manager
• Future Cobra cheerleader
• Community calendar
• POA hires new general manager
• DWGA 18-Hole announces MIP winners
• Jessieville sweeps Episcopal and Cutter
• WGA 18-Hole League sends greetings
• 2010 USTA Sectional Tennis Champions in Hot Springs Village
• MGA will sponsor Snowman Tournament in February
• Bargain golf in the Natural State
• Visiting grandson lands his first fish
• Golf Milestones
• Fountain Lake sweeps Mayflower
• Lady Cobras surprise Arkansas Baptist
• Golf advocate group meets with John Paul
• Golf rounds slump in Thanksgiving-week weather
• Two couples join Christ Lutheran Church
• Spiritual Searching
• Kirk Men to meet Friday
• A Joyful noise
• Practical faith
• IllUUminations Celebration at UUVC
• CLC names MOM
• Faith Lutheran Church presents a “Chrismon Luminary Path”
• Youth Production “The Greatest Gift of All” at Balboa Baptist
• Annual Hanging of the Green began Advent Season at BRBC
• The Paper pulpit
• Advent Conspiracy to Give More at VUMC
• Faith Lutheran celebrates Christmas
• VBC invites community to special services
• Keith wins 7 fifisherman of the year titles in 10 years
• Tickets are on sale for scholarship card party
• Card capers
• POA employee benefit fund confusion
• Christmas joy: “Cocoa, Cookies and Carols”
• Letters welcome
• Village crews take advantage of Lake DeSoto draw down to make improvements
• Where we came from
• Political Cartoon
• Ready or not, a new year is coming
• Rev. Gordon H. Albers
• Kenneth C. Mau
• E. Elliott (Bus) Ormsbee
• Don D. Pogue
• Harold Fredrick Broecker
• Patricia Camp Farris
• Clifford Lee Young
• George Edward Hughes
• The Voice announces early holiday deadlines
• Birds identified in slide show at Audubon meeting
• Allens view Village beauty year round
• TSA has loophole for toy-sized dog carriers
• Vignettes
• Handymen are not required to be licensed by state of Arkansas
• Police report
• Village Employee Benefit Fund
• Villager named to FL school board
• Last call for SANTA’S SLEIGH
• Be a Santa to a Senior:
• THA taking applications for office manager and assistant office manager
• Mid-America Museum holds 11th Annual Taste of Holidays
• Common property and forest committee seeks volunteers
• HSV Summit Bank supports FCA chapters with in-branch silent auction of memorabilia
• Lakes committee discusses trophy bass lake, renter decals
• Coronado Center hosts blood drive
• Not exactly sure about this
• Rec committee sponsors children’s Christmas party
• Garland County officials attend Village luncheon
• POA attempts to stretch road budget with addition of crack-sealing equipment
• Simply Christmas at Crossgate Church
• Fusion worship at Tinsel and Traditions
• Brush Strokes announces POM winner
• ASO returns for Christmas Concert
• Village Big Band ends the year on a “jazzy note”
• Balboa Baptist trying to make Christmas brighter
• Literacy Council celebrates Christmas with Open House
• Flute Ensembel performs for Christmas
• Community calendar
• DWGA 18-Hole announces MIP winners
• Jessieville sweeps Episcopal and Cutter
• WGA 18-Hole League sends greetings
• 2010 USTA Sectional Tennis Champions in Hot Springs Village
• MGA will sponsor Snowman Tournament in February
• Visiting grandson lands his first fish
• Bargain golf in the Natural State
• Golf Milestones
• Fountain Lake sweeps Mayflower
• Lady Cobras surprise Arkansas Baptist
• Golf advocate group meets with John Paul
• Golf rounds slump in Thanksgiving-week weather
• Two couples join Christ Lutheran Church
• Spiritual Searching
• Kirk Men to meet Friday
• A Joyful noise
• Practical faith
• IllUUminations Celebration at UUVC
• CLC names MOM
• Faith Lutheran Church presents a “Chrismon Luminary Path”
• Youth Production “The Greatest Gift of All” at Balboa Baptist
• Annual Hanging of the Green began Advent Season at BRBC
• The Paper pulpit
• Advent Conspiracy to Give More at VUMC
• Faith Lutheran celebrates Christmas
• VBC invites community to special services
• Keith wins 7 fifisherman of the year titles in 10 years
• Card capers
• POA employee benefit fund confusion
• Christmas joy: “Cocoa, Cookies and Carols”
• Letters welcome
• Village crews take advantage of Lake DeSoto draw down to make improvements
• Tickets are on sale for scholarship card party
• Where we came from
• Political Cartoon
• Ready or not, a new year is coming
• Rev. Gordon H. Albers
• Kenneth C. Mau
• E. Elliott (Bus) Ormsbee
• Don D. Pogue
• Harold Fredrick Broecker
• Patricia Camp Farris
• The Voice announces early holiday deadlines
• Birds identified in slide show at Audubon meeting
• Clifford Lee Young
• George Edward Hughes
• Allens view Village beauty year round
• TSA has loophole for toy-sized dog carriers
• Vignettes
• Handymen are not required to be licensed by state of Arkansas
• Police report
• Village Employee Benefit Fund
• Villager named to FL school board
• Last call for SANTA’S SLEIGH
• Be a Santa to a Senior:
• THA taking applications for office manager and assistant office manager
• Mid-America Museum holds 11th Annual Taste of Holidays
• Common property and forest committee seeks volunteers
• HSV Summit Bank supports FCA chapters with in-branch silent auction of memorabilia
• Lakes committee discusses trophy bass lake, renter decals
• Coronado Center hosts blood drive
• Not exactly sure about this
• Rec committee sponsors children’s Christmas party
• Garland County officials attend Village luncheon
• POA attempts to stretch road budget with addition of crack-sealing equipment
• Simply Christmas at Crossgate Church
• Fusion worship at Tinsel and Traditions
• Brush Strokes announces POM winner
• ASO returns for Christmas Concert
• Village Big Band ends the year on a “jazzy note”
• Balboa Baptist trying to make Christmas brighter
• Literacy Council celebrates Christmas with Open House
• Flute Ensembel performs for Christmas
• Community calendar
• Origin of the “Bowl” name in football
• S uper Senior Tennis team wins 7.5 combo state title
• Sun Belt Championships return to Hot Springs
• P olar Bear Bocce begins
• Boat and trailer decals are required on lakes
• Undefeated season
• Super Senior Golf and Roaring 90s
• More volunteers needed to assist PROs at 2 gates
• Anglers Club crowns champions, enjoy annual banquet
• Golf Milestones
• Caddo Hills falls to Fountain Lake
• Lady Lions take Plainview invite championship
• 11-year-old gets first buck
• All Stars for Jesus help make Christmas merry
• Holy Trinity to hold first cantata
• Fusion at Salvation Army
• Sacred Heart helped make others’ Thanksgiving happy
• Mission weekend at BRBC
• Spiritual Searching
• Worship with music at VUMC
• Why interfaith matters
• A Joyful noise
• Balboa Baptist offers Christmas program
• Kirk choir presents ‘The Voices of Christmas’
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC presents Christmas cantata
• Class of 2013 elders take office at the Kirk
• Village Big Band performs Christmas music at COH
• It’s the most wonderful time of the year at BRBC
• Christ of the Hills men and women named Volunteers of the Year
• Advent vespers offered at Christ Lutheran Church
• The Advent Conspiracy continues at Village UMC
• Practical faith
• Christian Ministries Academy welcomes community to Christmas play
• Fountain Lake stopped by Harding Academy
• Police report
• Vignettes
• Appreciation of Village police
• Thank you Villagers and Friends
• Letters welcome
• Cartoon
• It was a memorable Christmas in 1952
• Rosella Margaret Wezeman
• Robert “Bob” Valdez
• Herbert McKinley Shelton
• Duane D. Demaree
• Marcia Greathouse
• Villager Scroggin believes he beat diabetes
• Lawrence Edmond Blasche
• Find your new pet on website
• Automatic bank draft program available
• Two POA board positions will be open in 2011
• Flaming brilliance
• St. Joseph’s Mercy introduces electronic record-keeping system
• Century 21 HSV adopts area families for Christmas
• Construction Permits - Additions
• Discard needles in closed containers
• Toys are stacking up at Triple D Realty
• Recent Village arrivals come from north, south, east, west
• Santa Claus has come to town
• Here came Santa Claus to Red Cross fund fundraiserraiser
• Local history
• The Polar Express arrives at Fountain Lake Elementary
• Number of new home permits exceeds projection
• Join Santa Sunday at Woodlands
• Senator-elect Bill Sample visits McAuley
• GAC hears of new economic impact study
• Saline County quorum court wants transparency from pawn shops
• Scammers may offer computer software
• Villager dies in accident at Balearic and Balboa
• Federal, state officials greet Villagers at GAC breakfast
• New GM pick may be close; CFO search unsuccessful
• Card capers
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Jazzy soloists will be featured at Big Band Christmas Concert
• Santa Claus is coming to Saline County Library
• Holiday in the Park
• VBC women invite women of the Village to a relaxing afternoon
• Hot Springs Concert Band provides something old, something new
• Village Chorale is ready for Christmas
• The Peanuts Gang is at the Pocket
• Glory Gals to perform at VUMC women’s meeting
• Tickets for January’s Jonathan Biss concert go on sale Monday
• Community calendar
• Cobras roll toward third straight title game
• Fountain Lake splits with Magnet Cove on hard court
• Fountain Lake volleyball honors announced
• Open play bocce begins tomorrow
• J’ville football season ended at West Fork
• Jessieville sweeps Perryville basketball
• Golf Milestones
• Lamb big winner in Punt, Pass, Kick competition
• A new tradition begins – Jessieville volleyball
• Fusion Youth traveled to state park
• Faith Lutheran ladies install new officers
• BRBC Choir celebrates the season
• Thompsons join Woodlands Presbyterian
• What is the Village UMC Advent conspiracy?
• Thinking about Advent: Fact, Fiction and Beyond is topic at UUVC
• Winter Concert at Presbyterian Kirk in the Pines
• The Paper pulpit
• Christ of the Hills UMC to host Strength for Service Sunday
• Sundberg to entertain at luncheon
• The 4th wise man
• Practical faith
• Fo ur new Acolytes for VUMC
• Children to present Christmas program at BRBC on Sunday
• Special guests join in for ‘An Evening of Christmas Worship’ at Village Bible Church
• A Joyful noise
• Annual Christmas music program at Village UMC
• Spiritual Searching
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Trivia Test
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• Caring for your Antiques, Part II
• Caring for your Antiques, Part I
• Day trippin’ . . . in the trees
• Card capers
• Village Card Club plans Christmas party to include food donations
• Political Cartoon
• Public works employees restore water
• To my dear Village friends
• To all my friends
• Letters welcome
• Police report
• Vignettes
• Are there angels on Central Avenue?
• Gene F. Blum
• Wayne C. Gish
• Genene DeVonne Kiser Caywood
• Howard Brodhead III
• Angie Baim
• They answered the call
• Newspaper Rack Locations
• Saline Memorial recognized by Governor’s Quality Award program
• Help gather Toys for Tots
• A year of giving back yields almost $14,000
• Re/Max of HSV is again collecting
• Trudy Chester will speak at Morning Connection and Luncheon Connection
• Hot Springs Village ambulance billing information
• Culinary services provided by Chiffonade
• Be a Santa to a Senior
• Villager improves his health, provides inspiration to others who have weight problems
• Newcomers coffee is tomorrow, Dec. 2, at Ponce de Leon Center
• Use caution when disposing of needles
• Marcella C. Egenes
• Mystery at Shiloh Cemetery
• For 37th year, Christian Ministries fulfills mission to feed those who would not have a place to eat on Thanksgiving Day
• Coronado Library donation
• HSVTHA changes meeting dates, purpose
• Jessieville School District hires architect; superintendent search is nearing end
• POA seeks board, committee applicants
• Construction Permits
• New home permits reach 68 for year
• Village SCAT rides catch on
• AARP Tax- Aide seeks volunteers
• Alliance Defense Fund helps defend first amendment
• Helping fund Alzheimer’s program and services
• Village recycling system changes
• Berries gone, Waxwings back
• Westerman resigns from FL board to represent Dist. 30
• State to Fountain Lake: $1.4 million, please
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• Saline Co. Library to host caroling events
• Enjoy a little “Cocoa, Cookies and Carols”
• It’s beginning to sound like Christmas
• Trumpeter Pat Henry gets in a “Jazzy Christmas Mood” for holiday concert
• Royal Players present musical
• Hot Springs Concert Band celebrates 35 years
• Village Players want you
• Free gift wrapping
• Gallery 726 features glass artists and hosts Christmas Open House
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Christmas spirit arrives at Pocket Community Theatre
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Community calendar
• State champion tennis teams head to S.C.
• 2010-2011 JESSIEVILLE/ FOUNTAIN LAKE BASKETBALL
• HSV Bocce Club makes history
• Jessieville opens on the hard court
• Bennett up for Heisman
• Bennett signs with HPU to play golf
• HORSE Basketball awards banquet tops off another great season
• Golf Milestones
• Lady Cobras, 1-2 at Bauxite Classic
• Haley takes fourth at state cross country meet
• No football scores
• Rachel’s Challenge comes to Jessieville Sports Arena
• UMM share fellowship at breakfast each month
• UMW plan relaxing event for ladies of the Village
• New dishwasher for Samaritan Ministries
• Kirk gives to Heifer
• A Joyful noise
• VUMC has busy Advent/ Christmas schedule
• Spiritual Searching
• Gideons visit Holy Trinity
• SH treasure sale provides tuition assistance to two Catholic schools
• Balboa Baptist presents musical gift to the community
• Practical faith
• Presbyterian Kirk welcomes new couple
• Barcelona Road Baptist to begin Advent Season
• 70 x 7: The Forgiveness Equation at UUVC
• The Paper pulpit
• Card capers
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Trivia Test By Fifi Rodriguez
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Singers perform at courthouse lighting
• Thurman and teammates enter college hall of fame
• Police report
• Enjoyment of Annie continues on website
• Posing questions to a former POA board director
• To continue as a Firewise Community takes effort
• Let nature take its course
• We noticed and are pleased
• Letters welcome
• Cartoon
• Celebrating the ‘Friday after Thanksgiving’
• Local history
• Where we came from
• Barbara Wallace Heckle Posey
• Betty Bryan Sherrill
• Report gate violations
• What bright headlights you have. . . The better to see you - and be seen
• Diamante honors veterans
• Villagers cruise through Panama Canal
• Este Center sign remains topic of discussion at PW
• Apple Butter Day was memorable, again!
• Broker/Owners Jim Bigg and Cheryl Bourland welcome two Realtors to team at CENTURY 21 H.S.V.
• Reliable Air moves to new building
• Book Place joins HSV Area Chamber
• Jessieville holds EAST Night Out
• Alert the gates of Thanksgiving guests
• Villager Don Stiles will be 100 Nov. 26
• Minorca Way drive through Christmas Luminary 2010
• New stuff
• St. Joseph’s held open forum on coping with holiday stress
• Village Walk receives $1,000 First Electric donation
• Trails committee discusses memorials found on trails
• Village garden clubs will participate in home tour
• Animal Welfare League held spay/neuter program
• Eagle Watch Tours at Lake Ouachita State Park
• THA board votes to move forward on Guadalajara bridge repair
• Bell pull-tab project expands to community
• Balboa Baptist team wins state honor for disaster service
• Vivid color at Balboa gate
• POA board approves annual budget
• Blankenship and Trippel featured artists
• Cedar Mountain Singers Christmas concert almost here
• Get ready for some Cocoa, Cookies and Carols
• Pocket Community Theatre welcomes the Peanuts Gang
• Hot Springs Concert Band performs winter concert
• Messiah
• Sunday, Nov. 28
• Saturday, Nov. 26
• Friday, Nov. 26
• Thursday, Nov. 25
• Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Monday, Nov. 29
• Wednesday, Nov. 24
• Reyes signs with Razorbacks
• Jessieville earns come-back victory at Paris
• Winners of locat USTA Mini Cooper League
• Reigning champ Cobras smack Hoxie to open title-repeat run
• Special Olympic bowlers win ribbons
• Rounds and revenue back in the black
• Golf Milestones
• 2010 Cortez Challenge
• Diamante MGA year ends
• Anglers Club completes another season
• Guest singers perform at BRBC
• The Paper pulpit
• Village and Hot Springs UU churches share joint service
• Spiritual Searching
• Village Bible Church sets date for Christmas concerts
• Five year celebration
• CLC names MOM
• Practical faith
• Celebrate Christmas with Balboa Baptist Church
• Rev. Leland Lochhass addressed Holy Trinity
• Celebrating 60 years of pastoral ministry
• Symbols and special All Saints Sunday
• Kirk men to hear all about Colonial American taverns
• Christ of the Hills UMW’s annual Christmas program
• A Joyful noise
• Card capers
• Balboa Golf Course homeowners honor troops
• Intersection suggestion
• Finding new homes for old computers
• Thanks to the troops and Villagers
• Regarding Dawson and Jackson letters
• Poll workers perform valuable civic duty
• A wonderful place to live
• Letters welcome
• Police report
• Political Cartoon
• Gerald (Jerry) M. Heisler
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Potter’s Clay fundraiser hits all time record
• Longtime Village resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Toys for Tots 2010 kicks off
• Minorca Way Christmas Luminary
• Taste of the Farmer’s Market will be Friday at Carmona
• Recreation committee works on 2011 facility fees
• Resort Shuttle provides transportation
• Helen Claire Rector Vincent
• Library friends announce board; book sale, food drive is Saturday
• Nuisances of Nature
• Last chance to order poinsettia plants from Village Men’s Garden Club is Saturday
• Large Village turnout welcomes active-duty personnel from Little Rock AFB
• Lakes committee discusses draw downs, trophy bass lake
• “Food for Thought” at the Coronado Library
• Jessieville creates Hall of Honor for vets
• Arkansas Contractors Board announces new requirements
• Hikers enjoy Village trails despite dreary day
• Walmart honors veterans
• B&G Club thanks volunteers and donors at annual dinner
• Knights promote Christmas message
• Lefler Dental Clinic remodels and expands
• St. Joseph’s conducts memory screenings
• Jessieville student heads “A Coat for Everyone” clothing drive
• Veterans Day ceremony honors those who served
• Saline Co. Library features works of Village artist
• Village Big Band announces Christmas Jazz Concerts
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• you hear what I hear?. . .
• New Christy Minstrels to perform once
• Evening Lions Club sponsors Bingo
• Here comes Peter Cottontail ...
• Pocket Community Theatre announces plays for 2011
• Cedar Mountain Singers announce I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas”
• HSV Concerts Association added another great one to the list
• Listen to the songs of “yesteryear” tomorrow
• Good grief – Charlie Brown is coming to the Pocket Theatre
• Tuesday, Nov. 23
• Monday, Nov. 22
• Sunday, Nov. 21
• Saturday, Nov. 20
• Friday, Nov. 19
• Thursday, Nov. 18
• Wednesday, Nov. 17
• World renowned pianist to perform in the Village
• Mary Nell’s 10th annual Halloween Scramble
• Betty Jean Sawrie
• Animal lovers reply
• Art quilt represents Reformation
• Cobras cook Lions with big-play strikes
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Poinsettias delivered direct to you
• Dr. Asa C. Jones
• Let other merchants prosper, too
• Woodlands Presbyterian Church to sponsor benefit concert
• Bocce Club semi-finals
• Chorale selects four new members
• Knights selling Petit Jean hams
• Gallery 726 hosts coffee with potter Janet Donnangelo
• Tommy L. Williams
• Spiritual Searching
• Anglers Club welcomes guide Larry Hurley
• The Muses present ‘Autumn in Art and Song’ tomorrow
• Arts & Crafts Fair will be Nov. 20
• Artist of the Month
• Jack L. Underwood
• Balboa Singles take a trip to Mt. Magazine
• It's party time
• Soloist Suzanne Banister to be featured in Cedar Mountain Singers concert
• Trunk-R-Treat at BRBC
• DAV helps veterans in need
• William W. Massey, Jr.
• Dr. Grady Crosland keynote speaker at Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Golf Milestones
• Thousands of students attended ASO concert
• GiVE BLOOD’ iPhone app enables new conveniences
• Mexican restaurant opens in Village
• Delmer James Bates
• The Harts shared with BRBC Women Who Care
• Golf gab
• A treasured gift
• Blood drive at VUMC
• Coach turns builder and brings 65 friends to Village
• Police report
• A Joyful noise
• WGA 18-Hole League ends one season, plans next season
• Christmas band concert
• Wastewater permits issued; Ponce restaurant losing vendor
• Village Trails Day is Saturday
• Vignettes
• Gandhi discussed at Kirk’s Faith and Film this evening
• HORSE Basketball League 2nd place won by one point
• Fun City Chorus announces show
• Heifer Living Gift Market will be Saturday
• GAC to host legislators Nov. 29
• Political Cartoon
• Christ of the Hills UMC Stephen Ministers participate in retreat
• Three charities to benefit from Diamante Charity Classic
• Fusion Fest was a blast
• Community calendar
• Veterans Memorial paver bricks are in
• Coronado Library staff is collecting food for charities
• You know it’s November when...
• Fall Festival at Balboa Baptist Church
• Senior Night at Fountain Lake
• Tommy L. Williams
• Saline Co. Library to host harp performance
• CP&F committee discusses Canada geese problem on golf courses
• Dr. Neil B. Mac Intosh
• A golf legend visits Hot Springs Village
• Labyrinth Walk offered at Christ 0f the Hills UMC
• Jack L. Underwood
• History repeats itself with New Christy Minstrels’ Concert next week at Woodlands - the real deal
• Woodworkers offer portion of wooden toys for sale
• Robert G. Oanes
• LPGA returns to Arkansas fifth straight year
• ‘Bibi Kay’ shares her experiences in Africa at UUVC this Sunday
• William W. Massey, Jr.
• Mens Chorus sings around the Village
• Village families take hit in proposed 2011 budget
• Cleo Henry Rottluff
• Letters welcome
• Food, fun and fellowship
• Delmer James Bates
• Festival Cabaret Concert returns to Arlington Ballroom
• New construction plans required for Guadalajara bridge replacement
• Joseph R. Weir, Sr
• POA board is courageous about budget
• Fu sion Fest was a blast
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Fall flute festival concert
• Rec committee welcomes 13 families to Village at coffee
• Jene Glazner Waite
• Use caution when disposing of needles
• The Paper pulpit
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas
• Saline County Quorum Court passes “vicious dog” ordinance
• Edward A. Theriault
• Volunteer GM works tirelessly
• CLC names MOM
• Celebrating 50th double wedding anniversary
• Fusion Youth led worship for FCA
• HSV holds annual Riser tournament
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Thanks to the Troops rescheduled to Nov. 9
• Martha A. Marty” Peterson
• Our Devotion to the Flag at VUMC
• Golf Milestones
• Forever Plaid will stir-up memories next week
• Property owner notices from the POA
• Faye Trevathan McMurry
• Coronado Baptist ladies travel to DeGray Lake
• Roger Hinz wins 2010 fall HORSE Basketball title
• Village artists can ‘shine’ at FAC
• Woodworkers create toys for kids
• John Lowrey
• The Paper pulpit
• Golf gab
• Festival Chorus seeks singers for Brubeck concert
• HSVA Chamber scholarship applications now available
• John R. New, Jr.
• Play “42” and more at Church of Christ
• Jessieville romps over Centerpoint on senior night
• Crystal Chimes prepare annual show
• Essay winners
• David F. Anderson
• Building the beloved community
• Coronado Baptist ladies go on annual fall trip
• Tis the season to be singing . . .
• Foreman, Burnett, and Cox elected to THA board
• Jim McKinnon shared 103rd birthday with family
• Practical faith
• Conference on Aging includes nutrition and exercise
• Artists Workshop Gallery’s November featured artists
• Fountain Lake receives two academic awards
• Jessieville band earns high marks
• Card capers
• Holy Trinity Episcopal hears from Heifer
• Let’s go on with the show
• Jessieville’s EAST Night Out will be Tuesday, Nov. 9
• Local Sears Hometown Store adds to staff
• 1995 National 3.5 senior tennis champs reminisce at reunion
• Get your tickets before they’re gone
• Tuesday, Nov. 9
• They answered the call
• Carl Duncan’s work ethic leads to success
• POA general manager replacement
• 10 couples from Christ of the Hills volunteer at UMCOR Sager Brown
• Monday, Nov. 8
• Villagers collect gifts for the world’s largest Christmas project
• Medicare (Part D) drug programs will be downloaded to pharmacies
• The Messiah returns
• Cobras roll past Bismarck
• Sunday, Nov. 7
• NPMC Home Touch Healthcare named HomeCare Elite
• Hannah-The Queen of Scream
• Dog lovers, have respect for others
• Good Samaritan Society received 2nd van in 2010
• WGA 18-Hole Member/Member Tournament
• Saturday, Nov. 6
• Keep Your Family Healthy Through the Holidays
• The Picnic that Cares continues donations
• Letters welcome
• Sacred Heart ladies announce new board
• Lawn bowlers finish 2010 season
• Friday, Nov. 5
• Village hikers enjoy stunning view
• Mountainside’s Monster Mash is best ever
• Police report
• This is Your Life is sermon topic at UUVC
• J’ville tromps CMS
• Thursday, Nov. 4
• Biometric, electronic attendance program is installed at POA
• Entrepreneur, visionary Pierre Ferrari named Heifer CEO
• Cartoon
• New members join the Kirk
• Lady Cobras fall to Conway S.J. in state volleyball tournament
• Wednesday, Nov. 3
• B&G Club diamond race brings club needed revenue
• Dressing up flower urns for winter at Woodlands
• The indestructible iPhone®?
• Spiritual Searching
• WGA 9- Hole League tournament winners
• Saline Co. Library hosts princess art contest
• St. Joe’s holds informational forum in Village
• OPINION
• Jeanne McAnarney
• Ms. Dolly needs a home
• 50th Anniversary
• “Top 13 questions about God”
• Lady Cobras cruise to district championship
• Thursday, Oct. 28
• ACC grants three new home permits and an in-home business
• Jimmy “Jim” D. Livingston
• Public works employees did a great job on Lake Sophia
• Wedding
• The Paper pulpit
• Fountain Lake rebounds for homecoming victory
• Wednesday, Oct. 27
• FL board approves nearly $1 million administration building project
• Picnics & Parties
• Family overwhelmed by community generosity
• Yes sir that’s my babies
• Practical faith
• Roger Hinz closes in on his second HORSE basketball title
• Civil War Roundtable moves to Banana Leaf
• Ready for trick-or-treaters
• They answered the call
• Energized and vital program will market Village well
• Married 70 years
• Devotion Line now available at VUMC
• Anglers tournament trail takes to Balboa
• Coronado pro-shop worker celebrates 90th birthday
• Village water usage exceeds 3.2 MGD 30 times in 2010
• Fountain Lake approves $600,000 incentive pay program
• “Thanks to the Troops” rescheduled
• The Village employees benefit fund drive kicks off
• Church Women United to celebrate World Community Day, 2010
• Taylor shoots record score at Ponce
• Emily Hollansworth visited Japan via Sister City program
• Guide Darryl Morris locates Lake Hamilton crappie
• Thank you, POA public works
• Gallery 726 will feature pastel artist and potter
• New Members at Faith Lutheran
• Showdown
• Conference on aging features Dr. Lipschitz
• AARP Tax-Aide seeks volunteers for free tax service
• New idea for foreclosed lot sales
• Cedar Mountain Singers announce “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas”
• Sacred Heart offers classes in Catholic Christianity
• HSV senior women win 1st place in 2010 Tri-Level /Tri-State Tennis Championship
• Did you see the Coleman milk truck?
• Library new stuff
• Appeal to all HSV beer drinkers
• Area teachers get ready for Children’s Concert
• A Joyful noise
• Golf Milestones
• U.S. Marine Corps, Silver Star
• Annual POA fees, vehicle decals will be on sale Monday, Nov. 8
• Letters welcome
• Saxophone quartet to perform for Glenhaven Youth Ranch
• Fall Festival at Church of Christ
• Golf gab
• Early voting continues
• Committee pleased with trail conditions
• Villagers tour National World War II Museum
• New Christy Ministrels tout long history reunion tour
• Pajama game fashion show conducted at Sacred Heart
• Family takes 3 bears in Jessieville area
• POA approves annual fees
• THA verifies bridge votes
• Police report
• Harding University salon concert will play Nov. 15 at Woodlands
• Annual Chicken Bake Fundraiser
• Villagers Invited to Kirkin o’ the Tartan at Woodlands Presbyterian Church
• Wednesday, Nov. 3
• Pickleball gains in popularity; library will hold food drive
• How many colors can our eyes see?
• The Luck of the Irish
• “Food for Thought” Food Drive at Coronado Center Library
• Trunk or Treat
• Tuesday, Nov. 2
• Debra’s Restaurant offers drawing for Thanksgiving dinner
• Cartoon
• Tonya Speers at the Kutting Korner Salon
• HSVCF moves into 24th year of service
• B a b y Shower
• Monday Nov. 1
• Higher college entrance scores achieved by students
• Where we came from
• Halloween Highlights
• Potter’s Clay tickets remain for Nov. 9 fashion show
• Christ of the Hills United Methodist Women raised $2,000 in 4th Shop ’til You Drop
• Sunday, Oct. 31
• Local history
• Sundquist captures championship with 1-stroke victory
• Head Start children enjoy another intergenerational activity at McAuley
• Spiritual Searching
• Saturday, Oct. 30
• Waggin’ Wheel embarks on construction project
• John R. New, Jr.
• Sheppard/Pope take state doubles title
• Wedding
• UUVC to conduct an animal blessing at Cortez Pavilion
• Playing in pink to demonstrate concern
• Friday, Oct. 29
• Annual Blessing of the Animals
• Chimes’ tickets go on sale
• ACC grants home, business permits
• Police report
• UMW join together in fashion show and fellowship
• Pickleball Club adds new USAPA ambassador
• The New Christy Minstrels coming to Hot Springs Village
• Hollis gets new helipad for better access to medical flight support
• Vignettes
• Pastors to get a rest with Laity Sunday
• Two boys adopt two holes on Cortez Golf Course
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• GAC tackles wide-ranging Village issues
• I am not a politician is what they say
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• Paris Invitational championship for Lady Cobras
• ASO brings Story-Time to 4th, 5th and 6th graders
• Lowered lake level is opportunity to perform seawall maintenance
• Betty L. Ruby
• The sale you don’t want to miss
• Vote, vote, vote
• Wanna go?
• P&I department will require $40 renovation permits
• Jimmy D. Livingston
• Christ of the Hills UMC holds mid-week worship program
• Practical faith
• Picnics & Parties
• Pocket Community Theatre goes nuts – Peanuts that is
• Bichons win local photo favor
• Chanticleers call men singers for Christmas
• A spiritual journey is topic at the UUVC Insight service
• Two join Presbyterian Kirk in the Pines
• Beavers maul Cobras
• Village Chorale welcomes new members
• Cannonball ride complete, Village team finishes 16th
• Family fall fun
• Village Interfaith Council
• The Paper pulpit
• J’ville falls to Prescott
• Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Heavy rains followed by drought conditions affect THA grounds
• St. Joseph’s auxiliary educates parents on safety seat identification program
• Card capers
• Christ of the Hills UMC will offer Trunk or Treat
• Grier Bennett fourth in overall tournament
• Tuesday, Oct. 26
• Wheelchair donated by vet to veteran’s home
• Open forum by St. Joseph’s Mercy, free flu shots set for Village
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Sunday school class honors teacher
• Fountain Lake and Jessieville golfers finish in top 10 at state
• Monday, Oct. 25
• Easy Ways to Combat Cold and Flu Season
• City PH&E celebrates year of giving back to community
• V ote for a Do-Gooder: Disaster relief team needs Villagers to vote online
• Church sponsors benefit concert for Glenhaven
• Anglers Club members hook Hamilton bass
• Sunday, Oct. 24
• Early voting for Garland County residents
• Open house set for new Curves facility
• 60 years of marriage
• Spiritual Searching
• Diamante Country Club boasts a weekend of winners
• Saturday, Oct. 23
• Early voting for Saline County residents
• Chamber presents Fantasy Derby
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Bereaved offered holiday encouragement
• Coleman is 2010 MGA Champ
• Friday, Oct. 22
• Woodlands receives unique sculpture gift
• Newcomers coffee Early voting for Garland County residents continues through Monday, Nov. 1.
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Youth led Sunday evening service at BBC
• Hinz holds on to lead in HORSE Basketball
• Thursday, Oct. 21
• Dangerous stretch of Hwy 7 N gets helipad
• HSVTHA will hold special board meeting
• So many people and organizations to thank
• Church of Christ begins Men’s Prayer Breakfast
• Wounded Warrior Project to benefit from Diamante's ClubCorp Charity Classic
• Wednesday, Oct. 20
• Fountain Lake will present The Wizard of Oz Sunday and Monday
• September and October golf rounds receive excellent count forecast
• Mowing of grass
• A Joyful noise
• Golf Milestones
• Family Fall Fest at Saline Co. Library
• Jessieville approves officers, refinances bond issue
• Letters welcome
• Christ Lutheran dedicates quilts
• Golf gab
• Moore addresssed men’s meeting
• Hinz keeps lead in HORSE Basketball
• Bluegrass, country, jazz – Acousticatz does it all
• LifeNet ambulance billing information
• Quilt artist will address Village Quilt Guild
• Let’s look at options before doubling assessments
• Faith ladies sew quilts
• The South did it again
• Antique Car Show this weekend in Saline Co.
• Friends of Coronado Center Library to hold first board election
• Tickets available for Potter’s Clay Nov. 9 fundraiser
• POA board caves to bullies
• Park superintendent visits with Village Anglers Club
• ASO to host third annual Children’s Concert
• Newcomers coffee will be Thursday, Oct. 28 at Ponce de Leon Center
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Paul Bewie Boys & Girls Club thanks HSV generosity
• Practical faith
• Bocce Club Couples League
• Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival begins Friday
• Garland County early voting begins at Chamber Monday
• 2010 Village Walk for Cancer Research a Success
• Letters welcome
• Revival music and Renewal Weekend at VUMC
• Bocce Ball
• Villager’s mother was Annie Oakley on TV
• HSVTHA will hold special board meeting
• What a smart dog
• Police report
• Ladies of Sacred Heart golf tournament
• Lady Cobras recover from two setbacks; victorious over Pulaski Academy
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• POA’s board heads toward leaner 2011
• Golf in local ClubCorp Charity Classic
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Surviving the Holidays’ seminar scheduled
• DWGA9 announces 2010 champions
• Dancing with the ‘Irish’ stars
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Annual Health Fair will be Oct. 27
• And now, a few words about packaging
• Community of Joy Garage and Bake Sale
• Mowry and Easterwood capture team club championship
• Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Kali communicates with owners in unique fashion
• French horns serenade on Lake Cortez
• Erwin Martin Roschke
• Pastor Carnahan celebrates 25 years in Holy Ministry
• Lions paw Benton Harmony Grove
• Monday, Oct. 18
• POA assessment revenue down, fees up
• Sunshine visits Head Start
• Virginia Perley
• The Paper pulpit
• Crawford pilots Cobra air show at CMS
• Sunday, Oct. 17
• Jessieville Baptist Church block party
• A Village Thank you!
• Zack Stone
• Village Interfaith Council
• Couples Golf Group
• Saturday, Oct. 16
• POA to recall $6-million bond issue
• Upcoming Heifer Fundraisers
• Michael Francis Scanlan, Jr.
• Spiritual Searching
• Golf gab
• Friday, Oct. 15
• Air Show thrills huge crowd at LR AFB
• Village continues huge living gift tradition to benefit nearby Heifer
• Francis D “Frank” Moore, Jr.
• SH ladies are ready for annual show/luncheon
• FL captures boys’ district tournament championship
• Thursday, Oct. 14
• Children’s book author visited Benton school
• Arkansas Silver Hair Legislature topic for Monday Kiwanians
• Oaklawn names Robinson to HR position
• Speir takes 2010 WGA club champ title
• ‘Such is Life’ is the message at UUVC
• Wednesday, Oct. 13
• Villager in California exhibition
• Youngsters enjoy area dig site
• Allen Tillery grand opening
• Twenty-year elementary ed classroom teacher switches to PE
• Meet you at ‘The Crossing’
• Flute ensemble concert
• Deer hunt yields 162 harvested deer
• Suzanna’s Farm to Market opens on Hwy. 5
• Membership program is a Village win-win
• Jennings appointed to pastor at Faith Fellowship
• Golf Milestones
• Chimes plan Cocoa, Cookies and Carols
• Hot Springs Village Sign Policy
• Newspaper Rack Locations
• Huh??!!??
• What we listened to way back then
• Christ of the Hills UMW presented talent show at fall meeting
• Green thumbs or helping hands?
• Anglers Club tackles picky Lake Coronado bass
• Monday, Oct. 11
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• New helicopter pad to be dedicated at Hollis
• Robert G. Oanes,
• UUVC elects officers
• Available grace
• Roger Hinz lengthens lead in HORSE
• Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Standing-room-only crowd attends Saline forum
• Benefit Saturday
• Audrey Mae Irwin King
• Shop ‘til You Drop
• Christ of the Hills UMM held fish fry for charities
• FL drops final to Texarkana
• Baby girl born at Boys & Girls Club; she just couldn’t wait!
• Patriotic golf event announces Oct. 19 Village parade route
• John Lynn Dodd
• Practical faith
• Sunday’s topic at UUVC is Development of Christianity
• Diamante Diamond Member/ Guest Tournament results
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Balboa Spillway fenced in
• Chamber readying for Fantasy Derby
• Church of Christ ministry fair
• VUMC Women to host combined meeting
• Fountain Lake pounds Prescott in rematch of title game
• Saline Co. Library hosts Happenstance
• Village Republican Women welcome candidates
• Board of Realtors and Voice announce printing of open house caravan addresses each week
• Renewal speaker shares sermon subjects
• BRBC choir invites guest singers for musical Christmas celebration
• Jessieville overmatched at Glen Rose
• Sensational concert begins season
• Republican women will bring Garland County candidates to Oct. 14 meeting at Diamante
• Card capers
• COH UMW reach out
• Hot Springs Village Bocce Ball
• HS/HSV Symphony Guild offers free bus rides to ASO Masterworks
• Villagers eagerly respond to prescription drug take back
• Chadick completes administrator in-training program at Good Sam
• Four named as All-Americans
• Spiritual Searching
• Jessieville students discover new skills
• Guild’s Harmony of Homes touts great raffle prizes, grand home tours
• Newcomers coffee
• HSVTHA will hold special board meeting
• Meet your Neighbor
• The Paper pulpit
• Bennett leads Jessieville to repeat state golf title
• Cedar Mountain Singers prepare for Christmas
• Liz Cosby is Little Princess at Garland County Fair
• Yard waste notice for property owners, landscapers and builders
• Double Village assessments to stay viable
• Seitz discusses Kairos Prison Ministry program at the Kirk
• Golf gab
• Band concert has International flavor
• Shriners help Villager’s granddaughter
• Teen Challenge Walk-A-Thon is scheduled for Oct. 20
• Looking for volunteers at HSV shelter
• Are you hungry?
• Diamante to participate in 4th annual ClubCorp Charity Classic
• Players perform Annie Get Your Gun in November
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Where in the world would you like to go?
• Thoughtful Villagers made a difference
• Fusion Youth: Where faith and life combine
• Boys and Girls Club golf tournament big success
• Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Thompson and Burris wed
• Meyers tells Board of Realtors about ARPAC objectives
• Rude behavior not appreciated
• Balboa Baptist honors its teachers
• Villagers walk to help support Garland County Jail Ministry
• Thursday, Oct. 7
• Happy Birthday John
• Garland County to hold one-day household hazardous waste collection
• Letters welcome
• Fun mural leads to children’s classes
• COH completes the Habitat Apostle Build
• Friday, Oct. 8
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Young Cobras cheer on heroes
• Police report
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church collects for Jackson House
• Caddo area Red Cross needs laptops, software
• Young Cobras cheer on heroes
• Saturday Oct. 9
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Thunderbirds headline Little Rock Air Show
• Political Cartoon
• A Joyful noise
• All Saints Church sponsors second car wash and lunch to benefit Glenhaven Youth Ranch
• Golf Milestones
• Sunday, Oct. 10
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• New executive director Ekberg brings wealth of experience and creativity to HSV chamber
• Village Chorale begins rehearsal for Christmas
• St. Joe’s activates Epic electronic record system
• Jessieville approves budget, considers domes
• Cancer Aid and Research card party will be held in October
• BBC ordains new deacons
• Oberst and Langewis featured in October
• Jessieville’s millage increase passes by 53-47 percent margin
• Candidates forum will be Thursday afternoon at Ponce de Leon Center
• ‘Double Wammy’ garage and bake sale
• Practical faith
• They answered the call
• UAMS will benefit from Village Walk
• Last call for tickets to Harmony of Homes Tour
• Association Sunday at UU Village Church
• VUMC observes World Communion Sunday
• Jessieville roughs up Bismarck to remain undefeated
• Community calendar
• St. Joseph’s addresses medical services for Village
• Branch turns over Chamber reins after remarkable run
• Card capers
• Local women on UMW board
• Cobras play televised game tomorrow at Allen Tillery Field
• Artists encouraged to enter art exhibit
• Brookfield Assisted Living held grand opening Friday
• Mowry wins Arkansas Senior Women’s Golf Association championship
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church offers classes in Catholic Christianity
• Jessieville girls, Fountain Lake boys take district golf titles
• Sue Shields featured at Gallery 726
• Breaking ground
• HSV Picklebal lers win Olympics medals
• Off to college with love and prayers
• Bocce Club began fall season with a picnic
• Ready for another performance
• Caring Hearts joins Chamber
• Police report
• A Joyful noise
• Duffers end year with luncheon
• Auditions for You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown begin
• Mountainside to host fall roundup brunch
• Resents those against health care reform
• Special recognition
• Golf Milestones
• Community festival at Owensville Baptist Church
• THA sends out candidate, assessment ballots
• De-clawed cats looking for that special home
• Sacred Heart Ladies go back to school
• Golf gab
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• The Legend of Cheetah Woods
• Letters welcome
• VUMC to sell nuts and snacks
• Diamante couples played for the championship
• Three Village artists featured at Mountain Valley Water Co.
• Intergenerational activity combined different ages and cultures
• Political Cartoon
• New members join Community of Joy
• Hinz has perfect day to take lead in HORSE Basketball
• Bluegrass and more at Woodlands
• Vignettes
• Bill Buscher
• The Paper pulpit
• Radio control Fly In this weekend
• Real women, real harmony, real fun
• Knights donate $1,000 to Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club
• Rudolph Edward Benedict
• A nother successful blood drive
• Hot Springs Village Bocce Ball
• “Repeat after me. You’re getting sleepy.
• Newcomers coffee
• Benefit to assist cancer victim Mabery Saturday
• Morning GriefShare continues in HSV
• Kyle Eckard
• The Pocket’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas – sort of
• Merry Mixers
• Village trails day with new events will be Nov. 13
• The Shepherd’s Voice
• Spiritual Searching
• Cedar Mountain Singers invite new members
• Christ of the Hills UMM held annual golf tourney
• Democratic Club of HSV Oktoberfest to be Saturday
• Ladies plan major fundraiser
• Stonecroft Ministries initiates a global conversation
• Leave my golf score alone
• Jerry Van Dyke will perform in Hot Springs
• Police report
• Practical faith
• USTA Senior Mixed Doubles Tourney
• Opportunity for new direction for Village
• Drive One 4 UR School Saturday
• Political Cartoon
• BRBC celebrated Labor Day . . .
• MGA club champions determined
• Junior golf appreciates Village golf cooperation
• First candidates forum was well-attended
• Rosalind Zoblotsky
• COH hosts Beth Anne Rankin
• Lawn Bowlers compete in Arkansas Open
• Whitlow will retire; Kosoglow approved as acting general manager
• Rec committee has update of department activities
• Mary Kathleen Freeman
• The Paper pulpit
• HORSE Basketball League in tight battle
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Reservations are not required
• Drop off medications Saturday at Village police station
• Vickery “Vic” James Cox
• Lively music planned for Renewal Weekend
• Unsung Heros at the HSV Coronado Tennis Center
• Celebrating 70 years of marriage
• Realtor called into question
• Ponce and DeSoto intersections, Danny’s HVAC system inspected
• Helen Lipke
• Undie Sunday’ was a success
• Golf Milestones
• Colt and the Old 45s will perform at RayLynn Oct. 1
• Little Rock Zoo visits both Saline County Libraries
• New home permits down from this time last year
• Imogen “Pat” Detloff
• Come to The Crossing
• Golf gab
• Crystal Chimes extend invitation
• Harmony Tour of Homes features the Smiths and Walkers
• Republican candidates attend Village events
• Patricia Britton
• A Joyful noise
• Lady Cobras spike Malvern
• The Acousticatz back by popular demand
• Thursday, Sept. 30
• Deer hunt is underway, new timber plan possible
• Fred V. Mills Jr.
• Card capers
• DMGA Iron Man Tournament
• A western flair flute concert Sunday
• Tuesday, Sept. 28
• Granada to re-open Friday
• Donald Jacobsen
• Sacred Heart officially welcomes Father Bill Elser
• Ready to run
• Monday, Sept. 27
• Guild touts great raffle prizes at Harmony of Homes Tour
• Saline Co. Library participates in Banned Books Week
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage Celebrating 70 years of marriage
• Local schools have final tune-ups for district play
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Sunday, Sept. 26
• Letters welcome
• FAC calls artists
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Jessieville rocks Bauxite
• DWGA ‘Stars’ were shining
• Saturday, Sept. 25
• We’ve lost a good friend of the Village
• Tree of Life comes to Walk
• Lawn Bowling Senior Olympics took place in HSV
• Spiritual Searching
• FL vollyball is undefeated
• Friday, Sept. 24
• Bring on the next party
• Broyles will speak about Alzheimer’s Tuesday
• Trivia Test
• The making of the Sacred Heart treasure sale
• Diamante held annual Diamond Cup
• Thursday, Sept. 23
• POA employees: going above and beyond
• Help needed for Cody Mabery’s cancer fight
• Girls, Games, and Goodies
• A Velcro Life is topic at Unitarian Universalist Village ChurchUUVC
• Anglers’ tourney on Lake Cortez
• Wednesday, Sept. 22
• Firewise signup at today’s fair
• Motorcycle Cannonball riders pass along Hwy 7
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Christ of the Hills UMC hosts upcoming health fair
• Fountain Lake humbled at home
• Vignettes
• Spiritual Searching
• Cobras roughed up in opener at Harding Academy
• Annual gala features Viennese theme
• Letters welcome
• Candidates forum is tomorrow at Coronado Center
• “Off we go into the wild blue yonder”
• Appropriate playground language is message at UUVC
• Fountain Lake golfers outshoot CMS – fall to Lake Hamilton
• Woodlands Auditorium features fine art exhibit
• Caution Key for Seniors Returning to Exercise
• Benefit at Kutting Korner to assist young cancer victim
• Hugh Mikell
• T wo couples join Faith Lutheran
• Lions win opener at Phillips Field
• Sorry! Wrong Chimney! at the Pocket Theatre
• Lake Lago provides Village water during drought
• Garland Co. Prayer Breakfast
• Ruth Frances Simmons
• The Paper pulpit
• Cobra volleyball remains perfect
• Community calendar
• Kosoglow takes reins of POA
• Arts and Crafts Fair
• Martha (Marty) J. Tessendorf
• Spaghetti dinner at Faith Lutheran
• Booneville Bearcats claw Cobras
• Allen Tillery Field debuts Friday
• I wish I had told my friend “I love you, man”
• Robert “Bob” Louis Stephenson
• Church chatter
• Jessieville smacks Mount Ida
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• Who is the Mystery Mower?
• Phyllis Miller
• A Joyful noise
• Golf gab
• Trivia Test
• ACC approves four new homes and other permits
• Robert J. Iwicki
• Movie night
• Golf Milestones
• Card capers
• Discussions continue on lake testing
• Brian Colby
• SH ladies hold annual luncheon/fashion show
• Village runners place in 5K race
• 3-on-3 tournament at Sports Arena benefits Bearden
• HSV POA proclaims Constitution Week
• West Shores to sponsor spaghetti fundraiser for Spa Vets Memorial
• Village business woman ordained Anglican deacon
• HORSE Basketball begins season
• Curtain sets on The Four Winds
• Arkansas Plant Board initiates new regulations
• Local florist returns home to her roots
• Practical faith
• Tackle rep brings Anglers up to date
• Crystal Chimes perform Saturday at Woodlands
• POA recreation employees come through on unusual assignment
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Ladies Link Luncheon at BRBC
• Public invited to watch the Pickleball Senior Olympics
• Cedar Mountain Singers begin fall season soon
• two year anniversary
• City Plumbing, Heating & Electric donates to Village Walk for Cancer Research
• Give the gift of life at VUMC
• Balboa Baptist Singles were on the road again
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Garage sale assisting military families is success
• Ann’s Baked Goods now offers Dinner Meals to Go
• Village Bible Church calls Mike Kelly as executive pastor
• A progressive religious studies fall seminar
• Level Ground to perform
• Inevitable growth in school district
• Allen Tillery tradition still growing
• Garland Co. Jail Ministries
• Works of Benton artist on display at Hertzfeld Library
• It makes me sad
• Three thefts and a burglary in the Village recently
• Police report
• CLC names MOM
• American Tenors back at Woodlands
• Jessieville School bond issue
• United Blood Services becomes Arkansas Blood Institute
• Players prepare for Annie Get Your Gun
• Community Fair spotlights new members Sept. 22
• Political Cartoon
• To Save A Life
• Pancake breakfast Saturday
• Discount registration extended for Treasure Your Health Fair
• 20 years as your “sounding board”
• How our inner poet contributes to our spiritual journey at UUVC
• Tuesday, Sept. 14
• Hot Springs Village sign policy
• Chris A. Schiller
• Spiritual Searching
• Monday, Sept. 13
• Volunteers needed for urban deer hunt check station
• Vernon Leo Marlow
• Holy Trinity fish fry was a success
• Sunday, Sept. 12
• Brooke M. Crumpler to lead HSV Youth Group
• Barbara Hurth
• The Paper pulpit
• Lake Ouachita State Park litter pick-up event
• Saturday Sept. 11
• SMH hosts free prostate screening
• Outreach program assists people in distress
• All Stars for Jesus kick off new year
• Active tennis players give of their time
• Friday, Sept. 10
• Active-duty military personnel to golf in Village
• Yes sir that’s my grandson
• “Back to School Bash”
• Golf Milestones
• Thursday, Sept. 9
• POA board gives go-ahead to lot membership program, water-treatment plant design
• Cannonball motorcycle ride stops in Hot Springs
• Practical faith
• Village Green Bowls Club completes summer league play
• Wednesday, Sept. 8
• K-9 Sailor Mindy at Sea (Lake Balboa)
• B&G Club needs help
• Thursday Community Gathering at VUMC
• FL golfers play two matches
• 2011 POA budget is presented to board
• Cockmans celebrate 50th anniversary
• Pastor Bill Bailey reflects on the first four years at Presbyterian Kirk
• Turf is nearly ready at Allen Tillery Field
• POA may not need its $6 million bond issue
• Jackson House is in need of food and financial donations
• Milestone win for Moore and Fountain Lake
• Cobra tennis gets victory over Lake Hamilton
• POA GM Dave Johnston resigns, Kosoglow takes over during interim
• Top 10 reasons to join HSV Walk for cancer research
• Food for Thought
• Senior Olympics needs volunteers
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• THA imposes fine, discusses Guadalajara
• Friends at Tanner’s Terrace
• Golf gab
• Village Men’s Chorus begins fall season
• GAC and Chamber schedule candidates forums
• Letters welcome
• Senior and Super Senior Tri-Level State Championship
• Meagher home in tune with nature
• Enjoy the dance before it’s too late
• Police report
• The Genesis Program to be topic at Coronado Baptist Church
• Ann Downing featured at Saline County Library
• Fountain Lake approves $11.4 million budget
• Vignettes
• A Joyful noise
• POA General Manager Resigns
• Church of Christ honors teachers
• WGA 9-Hole Member/guest tourney
• Harmony of Homes Tour features the home of Gary and Jan Bader
• Fountain Lake Family Medicine welcomes Stephanie Ragsdale, APN
• Governmental affairs committee schedules candidates forums
• Software fiasco shouldn’t be a surprise
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Anglers have tough tournament on Balboa
• Residents attend open strategic planning forums
• POA closed for Labor Day holiday ie’s
• Letters welcome
• Happy Birthday Marilyn
• Golf gab
• Village HealthMart part of “Healthy Living Tour”
• HSV Heifer Club meets to plan Living Gift Market
• Police report
• Golf Milestones
• Village gets new 911 equipment
• Findley shares memories of war’s end 65 years ago
• They answered the call
• Preiser-Caruso exchange vows
• Bullard granddaughter makes World Cup U-17 roster
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• DeSoto Women’s Club looks at fashion, travel
• Spiritual Searching with
• Three generations of artists
• Chanticleers entertained at the Kirk
• The Artists’ Workshop Gallery features two
• Camera Club announces start of season
• The Paper pulpit
• Early holiday treat at the Pocket
• The Crossing at Balboa Baptist Church
• Annie Get Your Gun cast is announced
• HSV Roadrunner RV Club
• Card capers
• Peters flirts with Major League baseball career
• Faith and Film at the Kirk
• Symphony Guild’s first dinner cabaret concert of the season
• POA treasurer to retire
• Political Cartoon
• Band concert’s loyal audience appreciated
• Community gathering scheduled at VUMC
• Gallery 726 features pastels by Shirley Anderson
• Newcomers meet, learn about Village
• Where we came from
• Ponce de Leon and DeSoto intersection
• Church chatter
• Village actors attend statewide meeting
• New stuff
• Local history
• Integrity and… gulp…gasp… your golf score
• Backpacks are blessed
• WGA 9-Holers' Hot Springs Invitational canceled
• Call to artists for October themed exhibition – Critters
• Military heroes will be welcomed to Village Oct. 19
• Donald M. Buck
• Patriot Day is September 11
• Martha’s Circle at Christ of the Hills UMC donates blankets to Methodist Children’s Home
• Jessieville hopes to reverse home-field disadvantage
• Symphony Guild receives prestigious concert award
• Reagler completes advanced estate planning degree
• George Mattheis
• Would like questions answered by Muslims
• Women of VBC invite women of the community for one-day retreat
• Fountain Lake Cobras ready to defend title
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Cornett issues guidelines regarding golf cart usage
• Van Grace Chauvin Pinney
• Were enough checks in place?
• To Save A Life sponsored by Fusion Youth
• HSV Bocce Club announces summer league champions
• 2010-11 Concerts Association season is a doozy
• THA asks ‘Who will be willing to pay for Guadalajara repairs?’
• Ervin J. “Windy” Sutschek
• FEMA question
• Practical faith
• HORSE Basketball begins
• A Labor Day jazz treat . . . Band concert features Big Band era
• Cut Calories With Little Effort
• Carl Chase Dean
• ‘Doesn’t anyone get it?’ response
• Back to school blessing at Church of Christ
• WGA 18 Hole Handicap Champ
• Artistic Divas at Garvan Woodland Gardens
• Free diabetes screening at Fountain Lake Family Medicine
• Chanticleers announce a new rehearsal time
• Safest way is to stop at the stop sign at DeSoto/Ponce
• POA closed for Labor Day holiday
• 2010 POA second quar ter financial summary
• Letters welcome
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Samaritan Ministries
• Be a hero - donate blood
• Troubled intersections not to receive traffic study
• Jessieville resident charged with 2nd degree
• Appreciating POA employees’ work on HSV tennis courts
• The Paper pulpit
• Diamante to hold first USTA sanctioned tournament
• Opera gala features Viennese Ball’ theme
• Saline Memorial hosts free prostate screening for the community
• While supplies last
• Doesn’t anyone get it?
• Back-to-School Bash at BBC
• Junior/senior tennis tournament held in HSV
• Practice makes perfect
• Physical therapy changes Katelynn Bertoni’s life
• What stands behind these trees and this sign?
• The Swan got into the hearts of Villagers
• VCOC to hold Grief Share program
• Lady Cobras fall to Mena vollyball
• Brush Strokes’ painting of the month winner
• POA continues to struggle with budget
• While supplies last
• FEMA suggestion
• Come-as-you-are to ‘The Crossing’
• Arkansas Senior Tennis Olympics held in HSV
• Concert series completes another season
• God and Country rally honors veterans’ service
• Strategic planning team to hold forum today
• Stay out of their way
• BRBC says farewel l to Taylor
• Friday barbecue lacks Purple and Gold
• Picnics & Parties
• Five years and $125,000 later, POA ends contract with software developer
• THA seeks applications for board positions
• Police report
• Practical faith
• Jessieville hosts jamboree
• Community calendar
• Governmental affairs committee schedules candidates forums
• Political Cartoon
• Youth end summer with a lock-in
• Golf Milestones
• 50 years
• ACC approves two new home permits
• Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans?
• Unique trio to play for last summer service at VUMC
• DWGA 9-Hole holds Male Caddie Day
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Geothermal systems tweaked
• Where we came from
• A Joyful noise
• Spa City is qualifying site for National Senior Olympics
• 50 years of marriage
• Fuel Stop is getting an overhaul
• Carl E. Vetter
• Faith Lutheran to serve spaghetti
• Ole’ Timers begin HORSE Basketball fall season tomorrow
• Saline Co. Library to participate in library card sign-up month
• Trails friends offer committee new ideas for trail walks
• Beverly Jane Salisbury
• Spiritual Searching
• Golf gab
• Symphony Guild features Soundwaves
• Candidates attended opening of HSV Republican Party office
• Ralph D. Austin
• Sacred Heart has dedicated treasure sale volunteers
• Pickleball Club prepares for Senior Olympics
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Hot Springs Village Area Chamber announces new executive director
• More than $10,000 given back to community groups
• Card capers
• UUVC begins church year with Water Ceremony
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Hot Springs Area MPO to hold transportation planning meeting
• Gary Thorson Furniture is moving
• Chitwood takes runner-up title in PGA Junior golf tour
• CLC introduces interim pastor
• Musical workshops by craftsmen joins JazzFest
• Becki Berks arrested Monday on theft
• Dianne (Annie) England will be remembered at Village Cancer Walk
• Granada Golf Course closed for restoration
• Fifth annual Renewal Weekend at VUMC
• Village artists beat the heat while gaining inspiration
• Bodensteiner to direct Annie Get Your Gun
• for reservations. Village houses sold 2010 versus 2009
• FL approves $181,000 in staff bonuses; ends year with $1.2 million surplus
• John and Veranne Martin
• Hot Springs Night to Honor Israel Celebration announced
• Annual Horseshoe pitching tournament
• Community calendar
• Saline County voters reject Fairplex tax
• POA recycles phone books through Aug. 31
• Edwin E. “Ed” Whitt
• Piano concert at Balboa Baptist
• Yes sir that’s my golfer
• DeSoto Family Recreation Area building, programs to shut down
• THA seeks applications for three board positions
• Lauren Elizabeth Whitworth
• New video Bible study series begins this evening at VUMC
• Golf gab
• FEMA to remap country, require flood insurance on lake front property
• Strategic planning team plans open discussion forum for Aug. 24
• Alice L. Lewis
• A Joyful noise
• Ready to run
• Former Villager performed music liturgy in St.Louis
• Volunteers needed to assist PROs at east, west gates
• Frederick (Fritz) Eugene Ekstrand
• Friends of Recovery to speak at Faith Lutheran Church
• VUMC resumes two services
• Contract bridge
• Governmental affairs committee schedules candidates forum
• pex United Way reception
• Fountain Lake athletes help Stuff the Bus
• Registration for women’s Bible studies ends Sunday
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• ACC approves decks, fences, sign; denies house permits
• Village home prices decline
• Another beautiful morning in the Village
• BBC hosted new member luncheon
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Algae was cause of Balboa Club’s geothermal woes
• National Park Medical Center recognized for top performance
• DeSoto Club is back
• ‘Worship Loud’ at BBC
• Tickets on sale tomorrow for military golf outing
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Family Recreation Area schedule
• Swanberg in concert Thursday
• Impressed with The Book Place
• Spiritual Searching
• WGA Social League
• Celebrating 60 years of marriage
• Anslow to speak in Village tonight
• Surface ready for turf at Tillery Field
• Need a ride? Call SCAT
• Youth to host contemporary service at Balboa Baptist Church Sunday
• Hot weather takes toll on courses and personnel
• Yes sir that’s my baby
• Schedulers needed for Village SCAT service
• Newcomers coffee will be Aug. 26 at Ponce de Leon Center
• Re-homing computers helps many
• Women’s retreat at COH declared great success
• Bennett is ready with her game
• Inspiration for Crystal Chimes’ fall show
• Ross renews social security pledge
• Entergy shares energy-saving tips
• Letters welcome
• Practical faith
• Cobra Volleyball team heads to Mena for season opener
• Whitting“toon” Park comes alive with fun music
• Avoid Feeling Sluggish During Summer’s Dog Days
• New proposed draw down schedule
• Police report
• Village Bible Church men select Mount Magazine for retreat
• Cortez Front 9 - Back 9 Challenge
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Walk for cancer research
• Committee adopts new lake draw down schedule
• They answered the call
• Whittington Masonic Lodge donates to Charitable Christian Medical Clinic
• Anglers Club corrals Coronado bass
• Saline County Library hosts harp performance
• Coronado Fitness Center
• Hot Springs Area MPO to hold transportation planning meeting
• Vignettes
• CLC names MOM
• Golf Milestones
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Card capers
• Bean at home at The Fuel Stop
• Have you read Quantum Physics for Dummies?
• The Paper pulpit
• HORSE Basketball begins
• 2010 National Softball Association (NSA) World Series Champions
• Look! Up in the sky! .
• Promotes Saline County Fairplex
• The Swan is coming
• Letters welcome
• Junior golf wrap-up
• Fun City Barbershop has new dinner show
• Forestry Commission weighs in on Village timber thinning program
• Barbecue is new fare at Ramona’s Kitchen
• How safe are we in the Village?
• Faith in the Foxhole community gathering at VUMC in September
• Lions get ready for the upcoming footbal season
• Symphony Guild concert series begins in September with dinner cabaret
• Board of Realtors Bowl-a-Thon raises record donations for Special Olympics
• Solutions presents 40" TV to Ken and Elaine Helfers
• Police should give home invasion reports to Voice
• Seeking God
• Village lake use policy and regulations
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Are we over-paving our Village roads?
• Villager discourages scam calls
• Refreshing to add a convert
• Bound for camp
• Cortez Front 9 - Back 9 Challenge
• Two new directors debut at the Pocket Community Theatre
• Gray’s THA mission is to keep property values high
• Murder trial set for Nov. 16
• “Non-STOP Epidemic”
• UUVC buys building
• Friday Mixed Senior Bowling League forms
• Community calendar
• Village Boutique is closing its doors
• THA looks to banks for loans
• Police report
• Jessieville coach is new director of youth
• Some Village lakes have slot limits
• GAC presents “white papers” to POA board
• Geothermal system at Balboa Club being tweaked this week
• Political Cartoon
• A Joyful noise
• Fountain Lake volleyball team gets ready
• HSV Area chamber welcomes Wagstaff as office manager
• Article
• Emma Lou Maguire
• Spiritual Searching
• Duffers prepare for upcoming luncheon
• Freshwater jellyfish found in Lake Balboa
• Duck house squatters
• Ilene R. Jackson
• Christ of the Hills volunteers help Project HOPE Food Bank
• Arkansas Forestry Commission battles wildfires across state
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• GAC informed of Jessieville plans
• M. Muriel Coats
• Jaime Jorge in concert at Balboa Baptist Church
• Summer heat takes toll on Village golf greens
• Contract bridge
• Newcomers coffee is Aug. 26
• Learn to handle loss at GriefShare seminars
• Fountain Lake toils on temporary field
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Townhall meeting will be Thursday, Aug. 19
• Find a circle of friends at the Healthy Move Class
• The Paper pulpit
• Golf gab
• Hot Springs Flute Ensemble begins fall registration
• POA recycles phone books through Aug. 31
• Entergy continues upgrades in Village
• Practical faith
• Golf Milestones
• Art exhibit at DeSoto Club
• THA seeks applications for three board positions
• Rudder, Stryker to present free pain seminar
• Children enjoy fifinal ‘fun day’ at BRBC
• Friends of Ouachita Trail spotlight district captains
• Trippel wins necklace
• Strategic planning team plans open discussion forum for Aug. 24
• Good Samaritan sign describes mission
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• WGA 9-Hole
• HS/HSV Symphony Guild plans 2010 Harmony of Homes tour
• Rankin to perform at dinner concert
• Laginja joins Sears-HSV staff
• Local landscaper to star on TV show
• DeSoto Pool - 2010
• Farnsworth to be remembered at cancer walk
• Police report
• Golf Milestones
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Contract bridge
• Coronado Fitness Center
• Animal shelter now under planning and inspections dept.
• Vignettes
• WGA-18 Margaret Griffin Invitational Tournament
• New stuff at the Village Library
• The Friday Mixed Senior Bowling League
• Auditions for Players’ Annie Get Your Gun
• Sam’s Club offers weekend open house
• The best of the best in grapes and votes
• Mountainside Church VBS takes galactic journey
• Community calendar
• Card capers
• Jamm’n in the gym
• AFLAC agent joins Chamber
• John Russell Magnuson
• Christ of the Hills UMC safety inspection saves member $400
• Community-wide social justice luncheon at VUMC on Aug. 9
• MedicAlert provides a feeling of security
• Popularity of farmers markets is evident
• Riley, Keith A.
• Faith Lutheran Ladies Guild works with LWR
• Diamond National Art on display Friday
• Local history
• Villagers speak at Jacksonville Military Museum
• Joel Frederick Krause
• Children learn from journey to Egypt
• Gallery 726 features artist Caryl Joy Young
• Village will host two September candidate forums
• Realtor Bowl-a-thon to help Special Olympics
• Beverly Salisbury
• Spiritual Searching
• GriefShare seminars begin Aug. 17
• Walk for Cancer Research
• Water safety tips
• Cooper may lease Cortez Beach to POA
• Ilene R. Jackson
• FUSION Youth
• Diamante WGA18 Ryder Cup Tournament
• Creative writing class in Bryant
• Lightning strike causes expensive damage for Villagers
• Newcomers coffee will be Aug. 26
• Verlaine (Lannie) Hanson
• Dr. Swanberg’s humor will fill the auditorium Aug. 19
• DeSoto Family Recreation Area announces new hours
• Jazz Society Scholarship awardees
• Jessieville School Board reviews initial campus plan
• Dedicated POA employees work diligently through night to repair water main break
• Robert E. Dockery
• Village Bible Church begins fall Bible study registration
• Fountain Lake girls make progress at basketball camp
• Crystal Chimes plan next big event
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Townhall meeting on privileges program will be Thursday, Aug. 19
• Joyce Elaine Davis
• Find your pet on website
• Evening Lions welcome military personnel for October golf outing
• Banks and Shane to present “Trio Tribute” on Aug. 26
• Leo and Barbara Davis married for 60 years
• Online visitor submission form in testing phase
• George James Billings, Jr.
• Pharmacy manager at Walgreens is author of textbook for pharmacy technicians
• Friday Mixed Senior Bowling League forms
• Artists beat the heat in Alaska
• And 50 years later . . .
• Cooper timber-thinned areas left unfinished
• Wayne and Joan Anderson
• Hot ending for junior golf
• Plans for fall golf scramble underway
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo in Coronado Center
• Trivia Test
• Keet to visit Village
• Report gate violations
• Empathizes with burglary victims’ trauma
• Former Nebraskan shoots low round of life at Granada
• Victorian ribbon-making
• Card capers
• Get the Facts About Cataracts
• Newcomers coffee will be Aug. 26 at Ponce de Leon Center
• POA decisions that puzzle me
• Big Daddy fish
• Concerts Association Board presides over 19th season
• AARP Driver Safety program schedule
• Duffers plan picnic
• Letters welcome
• Golf gab
• Harmony of Homes Tour to offer special treat during the annual fundraiser event
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• Don’t you want to play?
• Animal Welfare League will benefit from Bistro donation
• DAR members present preservation documents to project
• Two-day tournament signals end to junior golf
• The Paper pulpit
• A Joyful noise
• Local artists’ works on display in Hot Springs
• Voting for Saline County Fairplex
• Veterans’ Vault
• Nice catch
• New members introduced at Community of Joy
• Concert pianist at BBC
• Music of The Kingston Trio comes to Woodlands
• Village area clinics toured by St. Joseph’s team
• New stuff at the Village Library
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Giant Slip and Slide for area youth today Fusion Youth, where faith and life come together, is a bra
• Jackson House benefits from Arts Alive
• Lively band concert planned for Whittington Park median
• City Plumbing will give back to Teen Challenge and Village Cancer Walk
• Hot Springs Village ambulance billing information
• Saline Memorial announces dates for annual golf tourney
• Practical faith
• Violin virtuoso Jaime Jorge in concert at Balboa Baptist
• A cracker isn’t just something you have with soup
• Artists’ Workshop Gallery celebrates 20 years
• Home break-ins reported
• A cracker isn’t just something you have with soup
• Villager Bron completed marathons in all 50 states
• Baptism takes place in Lake Balboa
• Village Church of Christ registers members for HSV Walk
• Potter’s Clay Card Party and Bake Sale is Aug. 3
• Palette Power Artists featured at Mountain Valley Spring Co.
• Joshua E. Simson U.S. Navy, Silver Star
• Committee considers safety
• We know who you are
• Knights knocked out of post-season
• Village resident celebrates 59 years of priesthood
• Registration deadline for Sept. 22 Community Fair nears
• Crystal Chimes get ready for September show
• National Night Out heightens safety awareness
• Niki is the name I liked the best
• FOCCL crowns smartest group in the Village
• The sign has arrived!
• Jessieville students win Animal Welfare League Student Essay Contest
• Picnics and Parties
• Community calendar
• Aug. 10 election set for Saline County Fairplex vote
• DeSoto Lane rescued from collapse
• Are we over-paving our roads?
• Saline Co. Library to participae in Summer Safety Party
• Mayberry comes to Balboa Baptist Church
• Golf Milestones
• AARP Driver Safety program schedule
• Where we came from
• Thanks to Hot Springs Village
• Trivia Test
• Rhoads will ring bells at Faith on Sunday
• Village team wins two of four matches in Quickstart/ Junior Tennis Championship
• DeSoto Pool - 922-5051
• Lunch anyone?
• Letters welcome
• Contract bridge
• ‘Sod Squad’ deserves applause
• Golf gab
• Coronado Fitness Center 922-1230
• Carefree and trusting
• on 7 tourney succeeds from volunteerism, donations
• Village Card Club schedule of games at Casa de Carta
• UUVC supports the Literacy Council of Garland Co.
• Cobras rout Perryville for 7-on-7 championship
• Bodensteiner received Blood Drive award
• Common property committee takes action on complaints
• Junior golf receives generous donation
• Friday Mixed Senior Bowling League forms
• Seeking God
• Untitled
• Card capers
• Fate of Cortez Beach wall now in hands of Cooper
• Police report
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Hot Springs Village Church Directory
• Cortez neighbor rivalry
• Joan Davis
• Village couple tracked their son’s motorcycle “Hoka Hey” challenge through GPS
• Vignettes
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Spiritual Searching
• WGA 18 Hole League upcoming event
• Eastgate Plaza announces first tenants: ToMorrow’s Therapy, Summit Bank
• Healthy Move class will begin Sept. 1
• Tim Venable
• What a catch!
• Village UMC announces August worship services
• Lady Lions host summer camp
• Burglaries occur in Village neighborhoods in July
• Newcomers Coffee
• Ellie Geppert
• Fearless Fridays hosts tournament at Magellan
• Attired in red, white and blue and ready to sing
• Local missions featured at the Annual VBC|Saints Alive Women’s Ministries event
• Seeking God
• Anglers Club compete in wild card tournament
• Final weekend for Barefoot in the Park at the Pocket
• Committee volunteers are sought to gain townhouse court quorums
• Honey Girl needs a home
• A Joyful noise
• Picnics & Parties
• Family of hemophilia victim seeks help from community
• Seeking God
• Violin concert at Balboa Baptist Church
• Plans are in the works
• Happy summertime
• Police report
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Time still remains to purchase paver bricks for Village Veterans Memorial
• ‘The Gates’ has a Village connection
• UUVC confronts verbal intolerance on Sunday
• Woodlands lights up with tribute show Aug. 26
• Scams abound, beware of “too-good-to-be-true” offers
• Political Cartoon
• Prayer Shawl Ministry at Village United Methodist
• Rainout ripples band schedule
• Climbing along the creeping spinach vine
• Why they call it “dog days” and other sayings
• UUVC Supports Jackson House
• New search for Chamber/A&P executive director begins
• Eugene F. Pint
• Christ of the Hills women plan annual retreat
• Cancer walk to honor Ken and Claire MacNeill for dedicated service
• Ronald Dale Noffsinger
• Family/youth weekend at The Witness
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• David M. Clary
• Fundraiser for Glenhaven Youth Ranch was successful
• Radio Club will host licensing
• Celebrating 50 years of marriage
• VCC offers Easy Bridge classes
• Practical faith
• Lawn Bowlers play annual Liberty Bowl Tournament
• Contract bridge
• Jackson House grows to help those in crisis
• Get help coping with your loss
• Junior tennis players compete in annual tournament
• Card capers
• New home count nearing 50
• VIC donates to Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club
• Bowling league forms
• Passing the torch
• Committee, lake residents discuss drawdown possibilities
• The Paper pulpit
• BlackHatters celebrate five years
• Pocket holds auditions for Sorry! Wrong Chimney!
• Golf committee seeks to upgrade physically challenged golf program
• Golf enjoyed by physically challenged at Coronado
• Cartoon
• Two artists to demonstrate encaustic painting when Brush Strokes meets
• You’ve probably been missing it!
• Letters welcome
• Golf gab
• Area artists featured during Gallery Walk
• CASA school supply drive in full swing
• Passing the baton
• Family Rec Center provides great entertainment
• Vintage Mall celebrates its second anniversary
• Harry A. Foss
• Balboa Baptist Church calls new minister of youth
• Diamante Country Club turned 15
• Rock Solid at Crossgate
• Are amendment rights equal?
• Pennington named Arkansas Sheriff of the Year
• William F. McKelly
• Working 9 to 5 . . . kind of!
• Diamante WGA18 hosted the Hot Springs Country Club WGA
• Saline County Library to host summer reading luau
• Dining at Columbus Grill
• Suddenlink debuts security service in Hot Springs Village, Jessieville
• W. H. “Perk” Perkins
• B&G Club receives donation from Farmer’s Market
• Golf Milestones
• Village United Methodist hosts 26th annual Ice Cream Social
• Wake-up, HSV renter
• Drapers move to Hot Springs Village
• Wayne Smyth
• Graduated with honors
• Golf gab
• What’s happening around Hot Springs
• Julie found a loving home
• CP&F committee applicants being sought by POA
• Don Hansen
• Clelbrating 60 years of marriage
• Subway Singles Tournament was Springs Village Tennis Center on June
• Community calendar
• Letters welcome
• Democratic beer blast will be July 23
• Donald F. Garrard
• Evening Lions sponsor Bingo
• Summer missionary at BRBC
• Clubs’ corner
• Pinochle Marathon winners
• Use headlights so others can see you better
• Ralph A. Detloff
• Crystal Chimes are back from camp
• Movie night at Balboa Baptist
• Coach Lamb instructs the players
• Villager water is high quality and safe
• New flag flies high because of patriots
• Brush Strokes announces Artist of the Month for July
• Exciting journey to Egypt planned for VUMC VBS
• Lake Balboa crappie
• Tauth brings gentler approach in cardiac catheterization
• Old phone books are recycled by POA
• Teen Challenge receives Walmart Foundation Community Grant
• Village resident goes Barefoot in the Park at the Pocket
• A Joyful noise
• Knights shut down by Wolves
• Interventional cardiologist Igbokidi to speak Thursday at heart disease seminar
• Realtors to raise money for Special Olympics
• Swim classes at DeSoto pool teach lifesaving skills
• Picnics & Parties
• BRBC honors youth director
• Former tournament champ gives back to junior golf
• Lake DeSoto Beach attracts visitors
• New vendors approved for Balboa Club eatery
• Independence Day in Hot Springs Village
• Blind camp provides activities, memorable experiences for many
• Alpha Course to start at VUMC
• Charleston takes FL in 7-on-7
• Jaylen and lemonade – both treats for golfers
• Audience response encourages band
• There’s no place like home… Hot Springs Village, that is
• Police report
• The Paper pulpit
• Village Tennis Association held Senior Tri-Level league
• Options varied to address Cortez Beach
• Still believes lean government has place in Village
• LifeNet has begun to dispatch ambulances in the Village
• They answered the call
• Practical faith
• Friday Mixed Senior Bowling League forms
• St. Joseph’s Mercy in negotiations to purchase HealthPark
• Dining out in Ar kansas
• The Age Factor in Hot Springs Village
• Vignettes
• UUVC confronts verbal intolerance
• Houston man makes two aces in one round at Ponce
• Card capers
• Renters’ right to use privileges was settled 40 years ago by developer
• ACC approves 4 new home permits
• Political Cartoon
• Spiritual Searching
• Hunter Construction and Re/Max sponsors American Legion baseball
• Contract bridge by STEVE BECKER
• They’ll blow through them
• Trivia Fun Night at Coronado Center
• Independence Day in Hot Springs Village
• Three families become new members at BBC
• WGA 9-Hole dates to remember
• Go ‘Backstage’ with Top of the Rock in August
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